Hearts season player ratings: Who starred and who struggled during 2018/19 campaign

We mark each player's contribution out of ten for the campaign - and there's a few star performers in maroon ...

A general view of Tynecastle

Made four appearances before Hearts cut their losses. No impact at all.

Hamstring tear blighted his season. Found it hard to hit peak level but had some commendable moments.

Often utilised from bench. Lots of energy and commitment when called upon.

Another hampered by injury. Picked up silly red card against Celtic. Will look to kick on next term.

Returned from loan at Livingston and fared okay when called upon at left-back. Another keen to impress next season.

Some flashes of quality and took penalties well. 2019/20 campaign will be making of him.

Not same impact as last term, but was dogged by niggles. Late-season cameos whet appetite for next season.

Solid and committed when called upon. Slightly unlucky not to feature towards end of season.

Hearts midfield often operated better for his presence. If he leaves, he will be missed

Steady enough during stint in first team, but blotted copybook with bad error against Motherwell.

One of Hearts' best defenders in first half of season. Presence missed when he returned to Burnley.

Bizarre season. Ended with cup-final goal after months in wilderness and loan at St Mirren.

Was just starting to cement spot in team before bad injury struck. Unlikely to play again this year.

Toiled to get run of games. Better going forward. Another who will want to progress further next term.

Signing of the season. Hearts' talisman in midfield. Composed, strong and a leader. Missed badly when injured.

Showed his extreme potential in cup final. Played last three games and wasn't out of place.