Birmingham striker Lyndon Dykes looks to be on his way to Scottish Premiership side Hibernian.
The deal will be a season-long loan rather than a permanent transfer.
The Australian-born man has faced increasing competition at The Blues.
Hibernian are in talks to sign Birmingham City striker Lyndon Dykes on loan. A number of other clubs are also interested in the Scotland international. #bcfc #Hibs #DeadlineDay pic.twitter.com/6T39PuV7Ac
— Pete O'Rourke (@SportsPeteO) September 1, 2025
Despite featuring in four of six Championship games, they have all been off the bench very late on, with only 23 minutes in total.
The 29-year-old did score against Blackburn Rovers in a 2-1 win on 16 August.
Lyndon Dykes, rate him or not has two of the best limbs moments in recent blues history.
— JD (@LazyNumber9) September 1, 2025
Bradford (H) and Blackburn (A) will never be forgotten #bcfc
With Jay Stansfield, Kyogo Furuhashi and Marvin Ducksch all vying for a starting berth, Dykes' opportunities will be severly limited and the Scottish international has decided a loan move is the best course of action.
The striker has 128 games of experience in Scottish football, playing for Livingstone and Queen of the South.
100 games to be exact came in the Scottish second tier, where he scored 12 goals and got 25 assist from 2016 to 2019.
A move to the Premiership came with a more prolific return, scoring 11 and adding 8 assists in only 28 games, before a move to Queens Park Rangers.
Dykes clearly has the capabilities to be a standout striker in the Scottish Premiership, and at the peak of his years, it may be exactly what he needs after going stale in the Midlands.
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