JOJO WOLLACOTT knows Lee Johnson has shown a real trust and belief in him and he wants to repay him by becoming No.1 at Hibs.
Record Sport broke the story yesterday that the Ghanaian international keeper was about to move to Easter Road.
Wollacott worked with Johnson coming through the ranks at Bristol City and has welcomed the chance to revive his career under him again.
The 26-year-old has signed a three-year contract after Hibs struck a deal with Charlton Athletic.
Wollacott said: "Lee was the first-team manager at Bristol City, where I was a few years ago, so him signing me shows his trust and his belief in me.
"He played a massive part in my development down at Bristol, so I really want to repay that."
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