Ante Suto

Suto has been used mainly as an impact wide player for Hibernian this season, with 14 Premiership appearances but only two starts. Four goals from that workload is a strong return, and the split – 12 outings from the bench – suggests his value has been in changing games rather than anchoring the starting XI.

Suto’s rating profile is steady rather than spectacular, with a season average of 6.79 and a range from 6.34 to 7.33. That fits the usage pattern: generally reliable in shorter spells, with enough attacking contribution to justify repeated involvement from the bench.

The available career record points to a player still building a senior profile rather than one with a long-established top-level résumé. Suto’s recent path runs from Zmijavci to Slaven Belupo and then Hibernian, with his current Premiership minutes giving the clearest evidence of his role and output.

Suto’s last two moves have both been undisclosed-fee transfers, with no loan or free-transfer pattern in the supplied record. The move from Slaven Belupo to Hibernian indicates Hibs saw enough value to bring him into the Scottish Premiership, though the fee detail gives little away about the scale of the investment.