Martin Boyle, born on 25 April 1993 (age 33), is an Australia international best known as a right winger for Hibernian. The career is not hard to locate: 320 league appearances and 84 league goals for Hibs across 13 seasons tell most of the story.
Before Hibernian became the main thread, Boyle had an important early spell at Montrose in 2011-12. It remains his most productive league campaign, with 22 goals in 36 appearances, and it gave him the sort of first-team grounding young wide players either use or waste. Boyle used it.
His long run at Hibernian has been built on pace, direct running and end product rather than much mystery. He has carried a substantial attacking load over several spells and seasons, wearing the No 10 shirt and becoming a familiar fixture in a side that has often leaned on his movement and goals. He also won a Scottish Cup during his time at the club.
In 2026-27, Boyle has made one league appearance and scored one league goal for Hibernian, with further outings in the League Cup, Scottish Cup and Conference League qualifiers. Across all competitions that season, he has nine appearances and two goals.
Boyleโs career is shaped overwhelmingly by Hibernian, but the early Montrose burst still matters in the telling. It was the first clear sign of the player he would become: quick, productive, and difficult enough to keep getting picked.
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