Born in Scotland, Iredale began his career in Australia before making his way to the UK, where he has played for Carlisle United, Cambridge United, and Bolton. His last-minute move to Hibs was unexpected, but he embraced the opportunity. Speaking to *Hibs TV*, Iredale shared his excitement, saying, “Everyone has made me feel welcome, and I can’t wait to pull on the Hibs shirt for my first game.”
Recalling the hectic deadline day, Iredale explained that interest had waned earlier in the week, but a last-minute call from his agent prompted a swift journey to Edinburgh. “It was a no-brainer,” he said, describing the appeal of the club’s facilities, history, and fanbase.
Although Iredale wasn’t involved in Hibs’ recent 2-0 victory over St Johnstone, he is hopeful of returning to full training next week and targeting the Rangers match on September 29th for his debut. With Hibs currently on a break due to Premier Sports Cup matches, Iredale is eager to be ready when called upon.
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