Hibs head into the second half of the campaign aiming to secure a top-four finish under head coach David Gray after his impressive debut season at Easter Road last term.
Currently on course for a second successive top-half finish, the Leith outfit currently trails fourth-place Motherwell by two points, and will hope they can repeat the impeccable form they showed in the second half of last season that saw them turn relegation dogfight into revolution.
With Nectar Triantis, Mykola Kukharevych, and Lewis Miller all no longer part of the Hibs squad following their summer departures, head coach Gray will be relying on stalwarts such as Martin Boyle and hotshot striker Kieron Bowie as they look to fight their way to a European spot.
Alongside the aforementioned trio, Hibs also waved goodbye to Marvin Ekpiteta, Nathan Mariah-Welsh, and Dwight Gayle in the summer as the club made way for new arrivals. But while Hibs have battled for a place in the top half of the Scottish Premiership, what happened to those who moved on in the summer window?
Here we look at the 17 Hibs players who moved away from the club before the start of the new campaign, and assess how they have done for their new teams in the first half of the season. Who has found success away from Easter Road - and who regrets their decision to leave?
9. Oscar MacIntyre - Queen of the South
Having made just three senior appearances for Hibs, the 21-year-old left-back left Easter Road on a permanent deal to sign for Queen of the South. Currently third in Scottish League One, MacIntyre has featured regularly, making 14 appearances at Palmerston. | SNS Group
10. Mykola Kukharevych - Slovan Bratislava
The Ukrainian striker returned for a second loan spell at Hibs last summer, scoring seven goals in 28 appearances as David Gray's side finished in an impressive third place. However, the powerful forward's loan move was not made permanent, which allowed the 24-year-old to be snapped up by Slovan Bratislava. Paying Swansea City a reported fee of £1.3million for his services, Kukharevych has been a hit in Slovakia, scoring eight goals in just 17 appearances. | SNS Group
11. Max Boruc - FC Helsingor
The Polish goalkeeper made just three senior appearances during his time at the club and left for pastures new during the summer transfer window following the expiry of his contract. Having spent time with Arbroath last season, the 23-year-old opted to move to Denmark, signing with second-tier outfit FC Helsingor. He's struggled for regular first-team football at his new club, making just one appearance for a side currently rock bottom of the league and six points adrift of safety. | SNS Group
12. Lewis Miller - Blackburn Rovers
Moved to the EFL Championship with Blackburn Rovers in the summer, the Ewood Park side paid Hibs a fee in the region of £1.5million for the Australian international. The 25-year-old is a first-team regular under John Eustace, though he is currently embroiled in a relegation scrap, with Blackburn just three points clear of the drop zone. | Getty Images