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7 days ago
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Hearts buy striker Braga from Aalesunds
Claudio Braga has signed for Heart of Midlothian after the Scottish Premiership club paid an undisclosed fee to Aalesunds for the Portuguese 25-year-old, who has agreed a three-year contract, has been the Norwegian side's top scorer for the last three seasons. Describing it as "an exciting signing", Hearts head coach Derek McInnes told his club website: "Claudio was one of our top targets so to be able to bring him in is fantastic."There is great potential there but also exceptional ability. He is a technically gifted player, he's got a goalscoring pedigree but is also versatile and can play across the front." More to follow.
BBC News
13-06-2025
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Hearts linked with Stromsgodset winger Farji
Aberdeen are not among the clubs looking to sign Iraq winger Marko Farji despite a report suggesting they are vying with Heart of Midlothian to sign the Stromsgodset 21-year-old. (Press & Journal), externalHuddersfield Town have decided against appointing Joe Savage to their recruitment team after holding talks with the former Hearts sporting director. (Football Insider), externalRead the rest of Friday's Scottish gossip.
BBC News
13-06-2025
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Aberdeen unlikely to sign Stromsgodset winger Farji
Aberdeen are not among the clubs looking to sign Iraq winger Marko Farji despite a report suggesting they are vying with Heart of Midlothian to sign the Stromsgodset 21-year-old. (Press & Journal), externalRead the rest of Friday's Scottish gossip.
BBC News
24-05-2025
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McInnes happy with Jamestown Analytics relationship
New Heart of Midlothian head coach Derek McInnes insists claims he likes to have total control of a club are simply not true and is happy to work with Jamestown Analytics in pinpointing new signings. (Herald - subscription required), externalRead Saturday's Scottish gossip
BBC News
23-05-2025
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'Determined' Gordon signs for another season with Hearts
Scotland goalkeeper Craig Gordon has signed for another season with Heart of Midlothian, with the 42-year-old saying he is "determined to make it better than the last".When Derek McInnes arrived from Kilmarnock on Monday, he became the Scottish Premiership club's third head coach in a year during which they missed out on a top-six Gordon, who began his second spell with his local club in 2020, is "looking forward" to "the new era" under the former Aberdeen, Bristol City and St Johnstone manager. "It's a huge honour to continue playing with this great club," he told Hearts' website. "Ever since I walked in the door of the old main stand in 1999, it's all I have wanted to do. I feel fortunate to still have the opportunity to do that for another year."I took my time to come to this decision - I wanted to make sure it was right."Gordon left Hearts for Sunderland in 2007 for £9m - a record fee by a British club at the time for a goalkeeper - and returned after six trophy-winning seasons with Celtic. This season, he held off the challenge of fellow Scotland international Zander Clark to be a near ever-present, playing 52 times for club and country, clocking up his 30th appearance for Hearts in Europe - a new club has now played for the club 330 times for Hearts across his two spells, taking his clean sheet total to 104, while earning his 81st Scotland cap - fourth behind Kenny Dalglish, Jim Leighton and Andy Robertson."I'm looking forward to the new season, determined to make it better than the last," he added."I'm ready to do all I can to help get this team back to where we want to be. Another season, another chance to achieve."
