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Lewis Ferguson has left fans singing his praises after conducting a Bologna interview in Italian.

Hibs could be set to cash in on Josh Doig again as Hellas Verona have slapped a £6million price tag on the wing-back's head.

Josh Doig has marked his first Serie A start for Hellas Verona with a goal, becoming the second youngest player in the club's history to score on his full debut.

Connor Goldson and Juninho Bacuna (knocks) are both doubts with Ryan Kent (hamstring) out and Filip Helander (knee) still sidelined. Steven Gerrard revealed his star defender would train over the weekend in a bid to give himself every chance to make the starting XI.

Hibs. Jack Ross admitted the 19-year-old was “highly likely” to leave Easter Road this month after interest in Scotland’s young player of the year stepped up in recent days.

Steven Gerrard was enthralled by a duel between two of Scotland's brightest prospects as his side saw off Hibs at Ibrox. Home right-back Nathan Patterson took on opposite number Josh Doig which made for an intriguing contest as the Scotland youth stars battled it out.

Hibs starlets Ryan Porteous and Josh Doig.And the Easter Road gaffer has confirmed contingency plans are in place for any late-window moves.Millwall are keen Porteous, whilst Doig is attracting interest from Stoke and Sunderland.Ross said: “We’ve had young players who have performed well this season and there have been notes of interest from clubs.“As it stands, nothing that would see any of those young players depart.

Ianis Hagi that saw off an excellent Hibs side. The visitors could have scored in the first minute when Josh Doig burst past James Tavernier to deliver a cross to the far post where Martin Boyle arrived to send his shot into the side netting.It was a real let off for the home side and a sign that Hibs, who came to Ibrox on the back of a nine game unbeaten run, weren’t content to just sit and park the bus.

Jeremie Frimpong. Experienced replacement Lewis Stevenson didn’t have any better luck trying to halt Celtic’s in-form kid and Ross said Doig had nothing to regret after the 3-0 defeat.He said: “Look, it was difficult.