Hibs youngster Oscar MacIntyre joins Inverness Caledonian Thistle on a permanent transfer
The Academy graduate made his senior First Team debut in May 2022 against St Johnstone as a second half substitute.
MacIntyre also played every minute of Hibs Under-19s' 2022/23 UEFA Youth League campaign, performing against Molde FK, FC Nantes and Borussia Dortmund, while playing two more times for the First Team that same season.
He went on to spend the 2023/24 season out on loan with Queen of the South and Annan Athletic, before rejoining the former on loan for the 2024/25 campaign.
On MacIntyre's departure, Hibs Sporting Director Malky Mackay commented: 'First of all, I would like to wish Oscar all the best in his future career. He is a great kid, with an excellent attitude and is a credit to his family.
'This move will give Oscar the chance to kick-on with the rest of his career and to challenge himself at a competitive level with a good club.
'Everyone at Hibernian FC wishes Oscar all the best.'
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