Hibs midfielder Liam Miller has today revealed that he has entred talks with the club over a contract extension.
Miller, 29, signed for the Hibees at the start of last season, and is one of the 18 players who's deals run out this summer, but the Irishman is keen to stay in Edinburgh.
He said:
"I would like to stay and I think I have plenty to offer.
"It would be nice to get things tied up quickly, but we will see what happens."
The former Man Utd and Celtic player signed on at Easter Road during the summer of 2009, after he was released by English Championship side QPR.
New Hibs manager Colin Calderwood will be keen to sign the experienced Republic of Ireland international on a longer deal, as he looks to build a new side.
Good news, let's hope he can get Riordan signed on a new deal as well.