Orestis Kiomourtzoglou believes his start to life at Hearts has been fine - but knows he can perform much better.
Robbie Neilson snapped up the midfielder in the summer and he's had a mainstay role in his line-up. It's been a hectic first part of the campaign for the capital club who have been juggling domestic matters with Europa Conference League group stage football. Add in the big injury list in Gorgie and it has been a tiring first period.
The World Cup break has come at the perfect time for the Jambos as the players get the chance to rest up and recover before returning to training in a bid to hit the ground running and secure third spot once against behind Celtic and Rangers and get another European adventure. Kio is looking forward to coming back fresh and ready to rock and will give everything between now and the summer in a bid to bring success to to Tynecastle.
