Reedijk will be assisted by Rogier Molhoek at Easter Road, with the club hailing his arrival as “an exciting moment”.
The Edinburgh outfit are currently 10th in the Premiership, with two wins from their opening seven matches, and endured a gut-wrenching Conference League exit.
Under Gray, they finished third in 2024/25 and fifth last term, with the departed manager also leading them to November’s League Cup semi-finals, where they will face city rivals Hearts.
Sporting director Malky Mackay insists Reedijk’s recruitment is not about “changing the direction” of their footbal strategy, but is about “continuing to evolve it”.
“We believe Marink is an excellent fit to take the team forward,” he added.
“We began this process with a clear idea of the type of team we want to continue to build and the qualities we wanted from our next manager. Marink’s philosophy, his work with players and his leadership style are strongly aligned with that.
“His teams are proactive, high energy and dynamic. What also stands out is his ability to develop individuals and create a strong collective environment.”
