The 2016-17 campaign delivered a triumphant return to the top flight for Hibernian as The Hibees, under the guidance of Neil Lennon, clinched the Scottish Championship title. Leading the charge was the prolific forward Jason Cummings, whose 19 goals proved decisive in a campaign built on attacking verve and momentum. It was a glorious year that marked the club's long-awaited escape from the second tier after three seasons and remains a defining chapter in the history of the Edinburgh club.. The 2017-18 campaign was a triumphant return to the top flight for Hibernian as The Hibees, under manager Neil Lennon, surged to a spectacular 4th-place finish in the Scottish Premiership, securing a coveted European spot in their first season back. The season was energized by the sensational mid-season arrival of striker Florian Kamberi on loan, whose 9 crucial league goals, including a debut winner against Motherwell and a memorable hat-trick against Hamilton, spearheaded a side that briefly challenged for second place. It was a defining year that re-established the club's status among the league elite and provided a thrilling new chapter for the Easter Road faithful.. The 2018-19 campaign delivered another season of European qualification for Hibernian as The Hibees secured a respectable 5th-place finish in the Scottish Premiership. Leading the charge was the powerful forward Florian Kamberi, whose 8 league goals provided the vital attacking platform. It was a turbulent year defined by the mid-season departure of manager Neil Lennon, yet the squad showed significant resilience under new boss Paul Heckingbottom to secure their place among the elite and cement a defining chapter of sustained European success.. The 2019-20 campaign was a turbulent, unfinished season for Hibernian as The Hibees battled to a 7th-place finish in the Scottish Premiership, a position ultimately decided by points-per-game after the league was curtailed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Amid managerial changes that saw Jack Ross take the helm in November, the team's attack was anchored by the prolific forward Christian Doidge, whose impressive 19 goals across all competitions, including 12 in the league, proved decisive. Despite the final league position and heartbreaking runs to the semi-finals of both the Scottish Cup and the League Cup, the season remains a memorable chapter that defined a year of transition and hope for The Hibees faithful.