Former Ghana striker Manuel Junior Agogo has been told he can find a new club by new Hibernian manager Pat Fenlon.
According to rumours in the tabloids, Fenlon has wasted no time in telling a couple of players they have no future at Easter Road.
And Agogo is reported to be causality ahead of the January transfer window.
The 32-year-old only signed for the Hibees in the summer, following his release from Cypriot club Apollon Limassol, but has struggled with life in the SPL.
The 2008 Africa Cup of Nations finals poster boy has only managed one goal in 15 appearances.
Agogo now looks like he will be searching for the 17th club of his career.
His troubles began after a frustrating spell at Egyptian giants Zamalek SC and a knee injury did not help matters.
He has also played for Sheffield Wednesday, Barnet, Bristol Rovers and Nottingham Forest and Egyptian in his career.