HEART of Midlothian Coach Stephen Frail is hopeful of keeping Ghana midfielder Laryea Kingston beyond the January transfer window after the player continues to be linked with a host of Premiership clubs including Bolton Wanderers and Newcastle United. "I hope no key players will be sold," he said. "I think we're capable of mounting a challenge if we get consistency of results. We're in the process of getting targets. In any squad, we have ideas where we want to strengthen. We've got players playing at a level where we make sure we are bringing in players who will enhance the squad.” He continued "We've got a month and a bit, but we need to be ready for players going out and maybe some coming in. In saying that, I hope first-team players like Laryea Kington will not be sold in January.” Laryea netted for Hearts before scoring an own goal during last Sunday's 1-1 draw with Gretna in the Scottish Premier League.
HEART of Midlothian Coach Stephen Frail is hopeful of keeping Ghana midfielder Laryea Kingston beyond the January transfer window after the player continues to be linked with a host of Premiership clubs including Bolton Wanderers and Newcastle United. "I hope no key players will be sold," he said. "I think we're capable of mounting a challenge if we get consistency of results. We're in the process of getting targets. In any squad, we have ideas where we want to strengthen. We've got players playing at a level where we make sure we are bringing in players who will enhance the squad.” He continued "We've got a month and a bit, but we need to be ready for players going out and maybe some coming in. In saying that, I hope first-team players like Laryea Kington will not be sold in January.” Laryea netted for Hearts before scoring an own goal during last Sunday's 1-1 draw with Gretna in the Scottish Premier League.
