Hibs have revealed they are set to head to England for a pre-season training camp and will play two games there.
It means Jake Doyle-Hayes and Daniel Mackay will get a chance to show what they can do behind closed doors before unleashing them in front of fans.
There are four games that fans will be able to attend in some way and that starts with a trip to face Civil Service Strollers on Friday night.
The Hibees will have 250 away fans supporting them before they then travel to England early next week for a five day trip.
It’s a young side who will play Civil Service and it’s the same story for the game against Dunbar United on Tuesday.
They’ll play two games behind closed doors and fans are being urged to stay away from the area.
But they then return to Edinburgh and face Arsenal in a match that has previously been announced with Hibs hoping to have up to 5000 fans in attendance.
Jack Ross’ men will then take on Raith Rovers on July 16 as part of Iain Davidson’s testimonial.
The defender made more than 500 appearances for the Kirkaldy outfit and will be celebrated in front of a crowd at Starks Park.
A statement from Hibs said: “The number of tickets sold for the Arsenal friendly is dependent on government guidelines and we will release details of how fans can buy tickets as soon as possible.
“Fans are politely reminded not to turn up to any friendlies unless they have a valid ticket. Tomorrow's match at Civil Service Strollers, which kicks off at 1930, is already a sell out with around 250 Hibs supporters expected to attend.”
