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Published Date: 29 June 2009
MACEDONIA international Ilco Naumoski claims Hearts have made a bid to take him to Tynecastle next season.
The 25-year-old striker will be remembered by the Tartan Army for scoring the goal which gave his country a 1-0 win over Scotland in their World Cup qualifying opener.

He is now a free agent after a spell with Austrian club SV Mattersburg and could be set for a move to Britain, with interest from both sides of the border.

Naumoski told the Daily Record: "I will decide in the next days where I will go. There are good opportunities in Scotland and England.

"I believe Hearts are one of the three that have brought an offer to the table but I don't want to go into detail at this stage.

"I know Csaba Laszlo was the manager of the year in Scotland last season and my advisor speaks very highly about him."



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  • Last Updated: 29 June 2009 10:51 AM
  • Source: scotsman.com
  • Location: Scotland
  • Related Topics: Heart of Midlothian FC
 
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WE ARE WE ARE WE ARE THE HEARTS,

29/06/2009 11:39:45
Dont know much about this guy. If he can get 10 - 15 goals a season he would be worth a punt.

 

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