Ryan Porteous has revealed there has been no change to his contract situation at Hibs with his current position 'made quite clear' to the Easter Road club.
The Hibees stopper is out of contract in the summer with both owner Ron Gordon and boss Lee Johnson desperate for him to stay in Leith and extend his current terms. The club say they have made a 'very good proposal' and both remain hopeful he will put pen to paper. But for now the Scotland international has made it clear he just wants to focus on football for now and it could be re-engaged during the World Cup break.
Porteous has been a key man this season for Hibs and has played every single minute of their 12 Premiership games to date. He also featured in the four Premier Sports Cup games in the summer while he earned his first international honours in the Nations League draw with Ukraine that earned promotion to League A, a second seeding for the Euro qualifiers and a guaranteed play-off spot.
