According to the Daily Record, Kai Andrews stated that he only spoke to the manager at Hibs approximately a week before, and as a result, the move happened quickly. He also stated that he arrived the previous week and his first game was against Rangers. Andrews indicated that he decided to move due to having difficulty getting playing time at Coventry and believes the move offers him an opportunity for player development.

Kai Andrews has joined Hibernian on loan from Coventry City for the rest of the season. Hibs boss David Gray said they are excited to have Kai at the club and to add more depth to their midfield options. Sporting director Malky Mackay said he is delighted to bring a player of Kai's calibre and potential to the football club as they enter an important final six months of the season. Mackay also thanked Dean Austin and Frank Lampard for their support in facilitating the loan move.

Coventry midfielder Kai Andrews has agreed a loan move to Hibernian. The 19-year-old Wales international, who has four caps at U21 level, will move to the Scottish Premiership until the end of the season after Hibs secured the loan despite interest from several English clubs. Having played just 53 minutes in the Championship this term at Coventry, the agreed move marks a return to Scotland for Andrews following a successful loan at Motherwell last season. He is under contract with Frank Lampard's side until the summer of 2028 but will now continue his development with David Gray's team. His current market value is €400k, according to Transfermarkt.