Hibs fans will be given the chance to pay their respects to former owner Sir Tom Farmer next week.
His will be driven past Easter Road stadium following a private family funeral next Wednesday 28 May 2025.
The Edinburgh businessman died peacefully at his home on Friday 9 May.
He saved the club for the people of Leith following an attempted take over from Hearts owner Wallace Mercer in 1990.
Sir Tom owned a majority stake in the club for 28 years and presided over a Skol League Cup triumph in 1991, Hibs first trophy in almost 20-years.
This was repeated in 2007 and the Scottish Cup finally arrived back at Easter Road after a 114 year wait in 2016.
During his tenure he changed the ground from a dilapidated crumbling stadium into the magnificent 20,000 plus capacity arena of today, starting with the Famous Five Stand and the away end.
In 2019 he sold the club to US businessman Ron Gordon.
The hearse is expected to pass Easter Road at around 12.45pm.
A memorial service for Sir Tom is also set to take place later this year to recognise his contribution to charity, public life and Scottish business.
