John Potter returns to Hibernian as assistant coach
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 12, 2026, 6:03 PM
Last updated Jun 12, 2026
John Potter has returned to Hibernian as assistant head coach, five years after his previous tenure ended. The 46-year-old joins David Gray's coaching staff following three years with Raith Rovers in the Scottish Championship. Gray expressed his pleasure at reuniting with Potter, noting his deep understanding of Hibs and his contributions to Gray’s coaching career. Potter has also managed Dunfermline and Kelty Hearts since leaving Hibernian. He expressed enthusiasm for returning to the club, citing its ambitious nature and dedicated support as key factors in his decision.
- •John Potter rejoins Hibernian five years after leaving.
- •He previously served under Jack Ross from 2019 to 2021.
- •Potter spent three years at Raith Rovers before rejoining Hibs.
- •David Gray is excited to have Potter's expertise on the staff.
- •Potter has managed both Dunfermline and Kelty Hearts.
- 6:03 PMYahoo Sports — 'Well respected' Potter returns to Hibs assistant role
""Well-respected" former Hibernian assistant head coach John Potter has returned to the post five years after exiting Easter Road. The 46-year-old joins David Gray's backroom team after spending three years with Scottish Championship club Raith Rovers.
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