Hearts have ended their summer transfer window after a busy period of comings and goings at Tynecastle.
The Jambos hired Wouter Vrancken as head coach after Derek McInnes joined Premiership rivals Rangers and with him have followed a host of new signings. Some initial teething issues against high quality European opponents were present but the club are now unbeaten in seven across all competitions and into the Conference League’s league phase.
Already some of the new recruits have started to shine in Gorgie and there’s reason for optimism over the rest in a recruitment drive heavily backed by investor Tony Bloom’s Jamestown Analytics software. Here’s how we’ve rated the summer transfer window at Hearts.
9. MJ Kamson-Kamara - 6/10
A more raw version of Fagan-Walcott perhaps. All the traits you want in a centre-back but they need refined and loan to Kilmarnock could be a smart long-term decision. | SNS Group
10. Kieran Wright - N/A
Came in to cover injury and will continue to challenge goalkeepers around him. | SNS Group
11. Calvin Miller - 9/10
This looked another certainty for success, and like McPake, has turned out that way so far. A hero in Vienna with an ability to play anywhere Vrancken asks, Miller's form at Falkirk has followed him to Gorgie. Scotland calling? | Getty Images
