Born on the 25th of April, 1993, Martin Boyle is a Scottish footballer who has made a significant impact as a right winger for Hibernian. Standing at 5ft 10in (equivalent to 1.78m), and weighing in at 11 stone (or 70kg), his prominence on the field is tangible. Adorned with the number 10 jersey, Boyle has also had the honour of playing for the Australian national team.
Drafted into the world of footballing in July 2009, Boyle started his career as a trainee at Montrose in Scotland's League One. The nascent stages of his career from the 2009 to 2012 seasons saw a gradual increase in first team appearances and goals scored. By his final season at Montrose (2012 - 2013), he was appearing in 15 games and scoring nine goals.
Following his time at Montrose, Boyle switched to Dundee in the Premiership in August 2012 for an undisclosed fee. He spent three seasons (2012 - 2015) at Dundee, making a total of 56 first team appearances and scoring four goals. A stint on loan at Montrose marked Boyle's playing life in the 2013 season.
From Dundee, Boyle moved on loan to Hibernian in January 2015. Over the following years, spanning the seasons from 2014 - 2026, Boyle proved to be a prolific player for Hibernian. He consistently achieved upwards of 20 first team appearances per season, while his scoring rate escalated from three goals in the 2014 - 2015 season to 15 in the 2024 - 2025 season. By the 2025 - 2026 season, Boyle had made 25 first team appearances and netted six goals.
In an unexpected turn of events, Boyle transferred from Hibernian to Al-Faisaly in the Saudi Arabian First Division for around £3m in January 2022. However, his stay was short-lived, and by August 2022 he transferred back to Hibernian for yet another undisclosed fee.
Throughout his career, Boyle has demonstrated commitment across a variety of competitions. He has participated in the League Cup and the Scottish Cup for Hibernian in the 2025 - 2026 season. Furthermore, his international allegiance to Australia led him to score two goals in seven starts in the Asian World Cup Qualifiers 2024 - 2026. In addition to this, he also participated in the Europa League Qualifiers and Conference League Qualifiers in the 2025 - 2026 season for Hibernian, scoring three goals in four starts.
Boyle's journey through the echelons of Scottish football, his foray into international football with Australia, and his brief but significant time in the Saudi Arabian First Division, vividly demonstrate his dedication and drive as a footballer.
