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Lyndon Dykes of Birmingham City<\/p>\nLatest Birmingham City news from BirminghamLive brings you what Dykes has had to say after he saw a move fail to materialise<\/p>\n
15:35, 06 Sep 2025Updated 15:49, 06 Sep 2025<\/p>\n
Lyndon Dykes of Birmingham City<\/p>\n
Birmingham City striker Lyndon Dykes says he will fight for his place at St Andrew’s after seeing a move to Hibernian fall through.<\/p>\n
The Scottish Premier League side were keen to sign the Scotland international<\/a>, but despite holding talks, no deal materialised.<\/p>\n That has left Dykes<\/a> now with a difficult battle to become a first-team regular at Blues who have strengthened significantly over the summer.<\/p>\n He has been a regular fixture on the bench so far this term and while he has had minutes on the pitch, starts have been hard to come by.<\/p>\n But talking to Sky Sports after Scotland’s goalless draw with Denmark, the forward says he will continue to give it his all.<\/p>\n “Obviously I’m a Birmingham<\/a> player, there was talk and looking obviously to go out on loan,” he said.<\/p>\n “Hibs tried to do their best, but it didn’t end up happening. That’s just the way it happens.<\/p>\n “Wherever I’ve been, I give 100 per cent, I train the best I can every day, and everyone knows what I bring.<\/p>\n “I’m a Birmingham player, I’ll fight and hopefully have a good season.”<\/p>\n Hibs boss Malky Mackay said: “We had conversations with Lyndon and Birmingham and we didn’t manage to get there in the end.<\/p>\n “We move on from that. We have a good squad, I’m delighted with the squad we’ve got for the first half of the season.”<\/p>\n Will Dykes force his way into the first team? Have your say HERE.<\/a>Get the latest Blues headlines sent straight to your phone<\/p>\n BirminghamLive has its very own Birmingham City<\/a> WhatsApp community to deliver the latest headlines straight to your phone. Just click this link<\/a> to receive daily Blues content and breaking news. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. 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