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Since joining from Croatian side Slaven Belupo on deadline day, Hibs striker Ante Suto has had a bright start to life in Leith.
He has featured in six games for David Gray's side - and already scored three goals.
While that may sound like standard procedure for a striker, when you dive deeper into the numbers Suto is beginning to look a key player for the Easter Road club.
He has netted all three of his shots on target and across his six games he is averaging a goal every 45.7 minutes.
What's more, all three of his goals have been crucial.
His debut goal against Dundee United, just two days after joining, was a 93rd-minute winner as Hibs fought back from 2-1 down to triumph 3-2.
Then the 25-year-old wrapped up victory over St Mirren at Easter Road with the second in a 2-0 win.
He contributed an assist on his next outing, teeing up Kai Andrews for a late strike to stun the champions as Hibs secured a first victory at Parkhead since 2010.
And Suto was back on the scoresheet last weekend, making it 2-2 with five minutes to go away to Dundee in a breathless game that finished 3-3.
Going by the numbers, Suto could have a big say in where Hibs end up come May.
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He has featured in six games for David Gray's side - and already scored three goals.
While that may sound like standard procedure for a striker, when you dive deeper into the numbers Suto is beginning to look a key player for the Easter Road club.
He has netted all three of his shots on target and across his six games he is averaging a goal every 45.7 minutes.
What's more, all three of his goals have been crucial.
His debut goal against Dundee United, just two days after joining, was a 93rd-minute winner as Hibs fought back from 2-1 down to triumph 3-2.
Then the 25-year-old wrapped up victory over St Mirren at Easter Road with the second in a 2-0 win.
He contributed an assist on his next outing, teeing up Kai Andrews for a late strike to stun the champions as Hibs secured a first victory at Parkhead since 2010.
And Suto was back on the scoresheet last weekend, making it 2-2 with five minutes to go away to Dundee in a breathless game that finished 3-3.
Going by the numbers, Suto could have a big say in where Hibs end up come May.
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