Martin Boyle, born on 25 April 1993 (age 33), is an Australia international winger whose career has been shaped, more than anything else, by Hibernian. He has worn the number 10 shirt at Easter Road and has spent 13 seasons there across his various spells, making 319 league appearances and scoring 83 league goals.
His early development included a productive spell at Montrose, where the 2011-12 season stands out: 22 league goals in 36 appearances. That was the first clear sign of the pace, directness and end product that would later make him such a useful player for Hibs.
At Hibernian, Boyle became a long-serving right-sided attacker rather than just another wide player passing through. He won the Scottish Cup with the club and has been a regular part of their modern story, usually at his best when allowed to run at defenders rather than dress the game up.
He remained a first-team presence in 2025-26, making 36 league appearances and scoring eight goals. Across all competitions for Hibernian that season, he played 38 times and scored eight, including appearances in the Scottish Cup and Conference League qualifying.
Boyleโs career is not hard to place: early promise at Montrose, then a long and productive Hibernian career that still had relevance in the current side. He has been a durable, effective winger with a clear role and a substantial body of work behind him.
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