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Ciara Grant signs her new deal
Ciara Grant has signed a one-year contract extension, keeping the midfielder at the club until Summer 2026.
The 31-year-old Letterkenny native initially signed for Hibs Women in June 2024, joining from rivals Hearts and making her debut against Partick Thistle on the opening day of the league campaign.
Ciara currently leads the team in assists, with a bullish performance against Glasgow City last month seeing the midfielder record an incredible hat-trick of assists - playing a pivotal role in our crucial 3-0 victory.
Playing 24 times for the Club this season and scoring three goals in all competitions to date. Grant played a typically commanding role in our most recent match versus Celtic; helping us secure a 1-0 victory as we head into the split joint top of the SWPL.
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After signing her new deal, Grant told HibsTV: “My time at the Club so far has been great.
“I’m very excited now to push on. Everything about the Club has been so positive since I joined last summer. The girls, the staff, the training facilities, everything. It’s just such a great place to train and play.
“We’ve got a great run of games coming up between now and the end of the season and I’m looking forward to it.”
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