'Talented' Morrison signs new deal at Hibs
The 23-year-old, a Hibs academy graduate, scored four goals in 23 appearances in last season's title triumph.
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"I'm really happy to extend my stay at the club, I've been at the club a long time now and there's nowhere else I'd rather be," said Morrison.
"I'm really excited for what the future holds. After having such a successful season we have a great opportunity to build on that. We also have the opportunity to play in the Champions League which will be a special experience."
Head coach Grant Scott said "talented" Morrison's attitude "sets a great example for the other young players coming through".
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