Title: Hibernian: Call-up Two Youth Academy Players, Multiple Injuries

In recent news, the Scottish Premier League has announced that the club will be making two youth academy players available for selection in the coming season. This comes as a major blow to the club, which has struggled with injuries throughout its history.

One player who was recently injured is named Cameron Wallace. The midfielder has been on loan from the English Premier League side West Ham United and has made just one appearance for the Hibs team this season. He was called up to the Scotland national team squad during the summer but unfortunately suffered a knee injury while training.

The other player to be selected for the Hibs youth academy is Jordan Brown. The forward has been part of the Hibs youth team since he was only 12 years old and has played regularly for the club's under-18s and under-21s teams. However, he has not yet been able to make his senior debut due to multiple injuries.

Despite the challenges, Hibs has always been committed to developing young talent and the club has worked hard to find solutions to address the issues facing the youth academy. The club has also been working closely with the Hibs academy staff to ensure that the players receive the necessary support and guidance.

It remains to be seen how the injuries to Cameron Wallace and Jordan Brown will impact the club's future plans. However, it is clear that the club must focus on ensuring that all of its players have the best chance at success. With the right support and guidance, the club can overcome any challenges that come their way and continue to build a strong and successful youth academy.