Hearts' squad list for their Europa Conference League group stage campaign has been revealed as Robbie Neilson includes THREE recent new recruits.
But there is no place for latest signing Robert Snodgrass in the squad. The capital club kick off their European competition adventure tomorrow night as they play host to Turkish outfit İstanbul Başakşehir at a packed out Tynecastle.
The Jambos go into this one on the back of a poor run of results domestically but they will be hoping to put all that behind them and put on a show for their supporters in what is sure to be a stunning atmosphere in Gorgie. Ahead of the six group matches - with Fiorentina and RFS also in the section - the club have had to submit their squad list. Zander Clark, Orestis Kiomourtzoglou and Stephen Humphry are all included.
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Liam Boyce, who is ruled out long term, is out of the squad but Kye Rowles is in the pool which will come as a boost on the injury front to the Hearts support.
Hearts Europa Conference League squad in full
Goalkeepers: Craig Gordon, Ross Stewart, Zander Clark
Defenders: Michael Smith, Stephen Kingsley, Craig Halkett, Nathaniel Atkinson, Kye Rowles, Alexander Cochrane, Lewis Neilson, Toby Sibbick.
Midfielders: Peter Haring, Jorge Grant, Orestis Kiomourtzoglou, Gary Mackay-Steven, Cameron Devlin, Andy Halliday, Alan Forrest, Finlay Pollock
Forwards: Lawrence Shankland, Barrie McKay, Euan Henderson, Connor Smith, Stephen Humphrys, Josh Ginnelly
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