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Tynecastle officials are working to finalise a deal to bring the 22-year-old back north following last season’s successful loan spell. They are prepared to pay the English Premier League club a six-figure fee if they can agree terms with the defender.
Hearts are edging closer to a deal for striker Lawrence Shankland, according to reports.
Talks between Forrest’s representatives and Tynecastle officials stalled last month but progress was made in recent days and the player is now set to move to Edinburgh.
Women’s football and the club’s youth academy take up significant time but Savage knows he is, to an extent, judged on signings in his role. Manager Robbie Neilson can focus on Hampden Park tomorrow while Savage continues working on summer targets. Of which there are many.
Domestic and European commitments will necessitate a bigger first-team squad than the 21 players carried this season and work is already underway to expand the numbers.
The Tynecastle club have already held talks with out-of-contract Livingston winger Alan Forrest and are interested in Beerschot striker Lawrence Shankland. Other players are also on their radar as Neilson and sporting director Joe Savage aim to increase their playing staff.
What a difference a day makes. An uncertain international break has suddenly taken shape for Scotland and will further crystallise when Steve Clarke names his squad on Tuesday for two friendly matches later this month.
Former Dundee United captain and manager Paul Hegarty claims his old team need to get the ball in the box more often and give Tony Watt the chance to show his goalscoring prowess.