Robert Snodgrass has opened up on his decision to sign for Hearts as he revealed he knocked back offers from down south to make the move to the capital.
The former Norwich City, West Ham and West Brom star has put to pen to paper on a one-year deal with Robbie Neilson's side as he adds experience and quality to the Tynecastle ranks. The Gorgie club face playing domestic and European games in a busy fixture load and the 34-year-old will boost the squad numbers ahead of that run.
Zander Clark has also arrived on a free transfer in recent days as Hearts continue to exploit the free agent market - a similar route they took when they landed Barrie McKay. Snodgrass says the 'tradition' of the club stood out to him and he felt a connection which made him decide it was the right place to sign and continue his football.
