Hibernian have named Marink Reedijk as their new manager after he left Belgian side Beveren. The Dutch coach vows to build a brave, intense and committed side that plays attacking football.
Scottish Premiership club Hibernian announced today the appointment of Dutch coach Marink Reedijk as its new manager, following his departure from Belgian side Beveren.
The move comes as the club looks to revamp its fortunes after an under‑whelming season, with Reedijk stating he will build a “brave, intense and committed” side that plays attacking football.
Marink Reedijk’s background
- Born in 1975 in the Netherlands.
- Started his coaching career with lower‑league Dutch clubs before moving to Belgium.
- Guided Beveren to a notable rise in the Belgian Pro League before resigning.
The length of Reedijk’s contract has not been disclosed, though reports suggest a three‑year deal with an option to extend.
He is expected to take charge of Hibs at the start of the next season, working with the current squad to implement his high‑pressing, quick‑transition style.
A press conference is scheduled for Friday, where Reedijk will outline his vision and set objectives for Hibernian in the Scottish Premiership.
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