The Scottish Premier League has seen some exciting developments in the recent transfer window, and one player who has made headlines is St Johnstone's former Golden Boot winner, David Fairbairn.
Fairbairn joined St Johnstone from Hearts at the end of last season, but he struggled to find regular first-team football and was eventually sold on loan to Hibernian. However, he has since found his feet and is now looking to boost his attack with power.
One of the key players in St Johnstone's midfield is Alex McLeish, who is also one of the most feared defenders in the league. However, fairbairn believes that he can provide a more dynamic and attacking style of play for the team.
"I think it's going to be a great addition to our side," said Fairbairn. "I've been playing well for St Johnstone this season, so I'm excited about being able to continue to improve my game."
Fairbairn added: "I know there will be expectations from me, but I just want to focus on getting better every day and trying to help the team win games. I'm ready to take on whatever challenge comes my way."
As for Hibernian, they have already signed two new signings, including defender James Tarkowski and striker Marko Radmanovic. The club has also announced plans to spend big money on signing a top-tier player in the summer, which could see them strengthen their squad ahead of the upcoming season.
In conclusion, St Johnstone's move to Hibernian has been a positive development for the team. With the arrival of Fairbairn, who can provide a more dynamic and attacking style of play, and the signing of James Tarkowski and Marko Radmanovic, the club looks set to make a strong start to the new season.