Daily Record reports on Jamie McGrath's agreed pre-contract move to Hibs at the end of the season. Jamie McGrath has agreed a pre-contract with Hibs and will move there at the end of the season. The Republic of Ireland international has signed a lucrative four-year deal worth more than £1 million. He decided to remain in Scotland despite considering overseas options, as Hibs offered an additional 12 months compared to Aberdeen's three-year offer.

Jamie McGrath has agreed to a pre-contract with Hibernian, marking the end of his tenure at Aberdeen after the current campaign. Hibs have admired McGrath for some time, recognizing his creative abilities and his standout performances in the Scottish Premiership. Sporting director Malky Mackay emphasized the club's efforts to bring in high-caliber players like McGrath ahead of the summer transfer window.

Hibs are keeping a close eye on Jamie McGrath’s situation. Aberdeen is still pushing to get him on a new contract. McGrath is out-of-contract in the summer and is weighing up his options.

Jamie McGrath is entering the final six months of his contract at Aberdeen, leading to potential interest from other clubs for a January transfer at a reduced fee.