Scotland striker Kieron Bowie has completed a move to Hellas Verona in Serie A, marking a club-record sale for Hibernian. While the exact fee remains undisclosed, Hibs confirmed it surpasses the £4.4 million received from Celtic in 2007 for Scott Brown. The 23-year-old scored 15 goals in 52 appearances for Hibs since joining from Fulham in 2024.

This transfer represents a major financial boost for Hibs, allowing them to reinvest in their squad. The deal includes potential add-ons and a sell-on clause, potentially increasing the overall value. Verona, currently at the bottom of Serie A, will be hoping Bowie can provide the attacking spark to lift them out of the relegation zone.

Hibs head coach David Gray and sporting director Malky Mackay both praised Bowie's contribution. The transfer window has seen speculation, but now the club has secured a deal. The Scottish Premiership side will now be looking to find a replacement for their star striker.

Bowie's move to a top European league provides a platform for his career. The deal reflects the growing market for Scottish talent and the potential for clubs to generate substantial revenue through player sales. Scottish clubs have been successful at selling players to bigger leagues in the past.