Hibs saw several players move away from Easter Road in the summer, while 10 new faces entered through the door.
Chris Cadden, Elie Youan and Warren O’Hora all left for pastures new, while youngsters such as Rudi Molotnikov and Jacob MacIntyre completed loan exits as they looked for more senior experience.
The biggest change has come in the dugout though, with club legend David Gray being sacked last month following the 1-0 home defeat to Kilmarnock. Replaced by Dutch head coach Marink Reedijk just eight days later, he’ll be hoping to pull the side away from the bottom half of the table over the coming weeks and months.
There’s plenty of talent within their ranks to do just that, with Josh Mulligan, Martin Boyle and Raphael Sallinger the names he’ll look to drag Hibs back into the top half. But what has happened to those that have left?
Here we look at the 12 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 opening months of the season. Who has found success away from Easter Road - and who regrets their decision to leave?
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9. Kai Andrews - Oxford United (loan)
The Coventry City midfielder joined Hibs on loan in January and famously scored a late winner in a 2-1 win at Celtic. He went out on loan again in the summer, joining Oxford United in the English third tier until January. He's played six times, but hasn’t scored or assisted yet. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
10. Dane Scarlett - Leyton Orient
The former Tottenham Hotspur academy player spent the second half of last season on loan at Easter Road, but scored just once in 13 appearances. He left Spurs on a permanent deal in the summer, moving across the city to sign for Leyton Orient in EFL League One. Scarlett has yet to score or assist for his new club in six appearances. | Steve Welsh/PA Wire Photo: Steve Welsh/PA Wire
11. Munashe Garananga - Lyngby (loan)
The Copenhagen defender joined Hibs on loan last January, but played just twice before injury ended his season. He moved out on loan again this summer, signing for Danish side Lyngby. He's featured regularly for his new side, who sit second from the bottom after winning just one of their first 10 games. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
12. Zach Mitchell - St Johnstone (loan)
After struggling for regular game time at Easter Road following his loan from Charlton Athletic, he returned to his parent club in January. The defender returned to the Scottish Premiership with St Johnstone on a similar deal and played nine times before suffering an ACL injury. He's expected to miss the rest of the season. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group