Lawrence Shankland Hearts transfer latest with Jambos 'ready' to pay six-figure fee
Hearts are ready to shell out a six-figure fee to land Lawrence Shankland, according to a report.
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Hearts are ready to shell out a six-figure fee to land Lawrence Shankland, according to a report.
The Hearts boss is still looking to add to his unit with the Scottish Premiership kick-off now less than two weeks away. In particular, the Tynecastle side are seeking to sign a new striker with Euan Henderson currently the only natural alternative to last season’s top goalscorer Liam Boyce.
The transfer window is sneakingly the best period to be a football fan. Often it’s the most exciting. There are no defeats, no disappointing or mind-numbing draws to haul us back to reality. The sky is the limit. Every new addition is thought to be capable of conquering the world, while the manager is unable to frustrate with baffling tactical decisions as there are no matches in which to do so.
Elliot Anderson has emerged as a potential transfer option for Hearts.
Robbie Neilson reckons Hearts must get better at solving problems on the pitch. The Jambos maintained a flawless pre-season record with victory over Tranmere Rovers as they recovered from a poor first-half via goals from Barrie McKay and Liam Boyce.
Beni Baningime is hoping to return for Hearts ahead of schedule.
Enticements are plentiful at Riccarton right now with high-profile European football guaranteed this autumn in either the Europa League or Europa Conference League group stage. Then there is another cinch Premiership campaign and the Premier Sports Cup knockout rounds. In that sense, it is the worst possible time to be restricted to a peripheral role because of injury.
Comment on his future has been plentiful since reports of interest from Aberdeen and Ipswich Town emerged. The Northern Irishman finished a week-long training camp in southern Spain feeling buoyant about the campaign ahead. He has no intention of going anywhere.