Hearts to sign ‘technically gifted’ player set to be released by Celtic

Hearts to sign ‘technically gifted’ player set to be released by Celtic

However, after giving young players a plenty of chances this season, they might be ready to demonstrate that they are also keeping an eye on Scotland’s top young players.

Hearts had already acquired defender Jamie McCart on a permanent contract from Rotherham and attacker Elton Kabangu on loan from Union-Saint Gilloise.

Kabangu has already responded to inquiries about his future, as the Jambos have the option to purchase him altogether.

Michael Steinwender, a second center half who is currently with Swedish team IFK Varnamo, is also a target for Hearts.

Additionally, Islam Chesnokov, a Ukrainian winger with Tobol Kostanay in his native country, is in negotiations with the Tynecastle team.

There may soon be another signing from a slightly closer area.

This is because, according to the Daily Record, Hearts are planning to sign teenage midfielder Aiden Haddow, who will be released by Celtic.

According to reports, the 19-year-old’s contract expires this summer, but the Jambos may finalize the transaction this week.

Haddow, a central midfielder, has played for Celtic B in the Lowland League and the UEFA Youth League, earning an

Although he signed a full-time contract with the Scottish Champions in 2022, he is now not expected to stay past this year.

Celts Are Here, a Celtic fan club, has praised the player in response to the news.

Haddow is characterized as a midfielder who is “technically gifted” and has a “eye for a pass.”

They believe the Tynecastle lads have a “great opportunity” to sign a top player as a result of his release from the club.

Haddow will first play for Hearts B, a team that plays in the Lowland League.

This season, Neil Critchley has given academy graduates Adam Forrester and James Wilson a lot of playing time, and Macaulay Tait has also made an appearance.