Former Hibs midfielder Fraser Fyvie has announced his retirement at the age of 32.
Fyvie, a Scottish Cup winner with Hibs and FA Cup winner with Wigan Athletic, has been at Cove Rangers since 2019 winning League 2 and League 1 title medals in his time at the club.
However he has announced his retirement due to persistent injuries.
Fyvie told the club’s YouTube channel: “I’ve been mulling it over for the last six months due to getting injured again and doing my right knee.
“It’s not something that’s come as a quick decision, I’ve taken some time to think about it.
“I want to be able to walk off the pitch with my head held high and say I’ve given everything to this game – rather than being stretchered off and forced to stop.”
Fyvie began his career at Aberdeen before moving to Wigan in 2012 where he the Latics to FA Cup success in his debut season.
He joined Hibs in 2015 and played in the 2016 Scottish Cup final triumph over Rangers.
He was also part of the squad that won the Championship and promotion a year later.
