Why Tony Bloom’s £10m Hearts investment should WORRY Rangers and Celtic

Why Tony Bloom’s £10m Hearts investment should WORRY Rangers and Celtic.

The Brighton owner and the Jambos are in talks on a multimillion-pound deal.

According to Kris Boyd, the Old Firm should be concerned about Tony Bloom’s possible £10 million investment in Hearts.

The owner of Brighton is currently in negotiations with the Jacksonville Jaguars on a potentially revolutionary agreement that would allow the Tynecastle team to use his incredibly profitable analytics business for player acquisition. Bloom might also become a minority stakeholder if the proposal is approved, which would need the support of the Foundation of Hearts, the club’s largest shareholder, by at least 90% of the votes cast.

Arguably the best-run team in the Premier League, Brighton has made millions from player trades in recent years, including an incredible £94 million profit from Moses Caicedo’s record-breaking move to Chelsea, thanks to their data-driven recruitment strategy.

Both Brighton and Union Saint-Gilloise have made use of the English businessman’s Starlizard sport analysis firm, and Hearts may be the next team to have access to the ground-breaking program. Additionally, Boyd thinks the Jambos might become consistent title competitors if a multi-million pound deal is finalised.

According to him, this is an intriguing development for Scottish football, he told Sky Sports. Although Hearts won’t be recruiting as well as Brighton, have a look at Union Saint-Gilloise in Belgium and their ascent from the first level under Tony Bloom.

“If I were the Rangers or Celtics, I would be concerned about his appointment since they have generated issues for the bigger teams. Tony Bloom is a very cunning individual. If I were Hearts, I would be biting off your fingers off based on the work he’s doing at Brighton and the impact he’s had on USG in Belgium. The hiring process could be much, much better.

“Hearts is a desirable team that can sign players capable of competing with Rangers and Celtic. As I mentioned, I would be concerned about this one if I were a Celtic or Rangers fan. Hearts might potentially go up against Celtic and Rangers. This might have a significant impact on Scottish football.”

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