After losing Harry Milne and Christian Borchgrevink, Vrancken admits the jambos have no choice but to cope with treatment room overflowing…

Hearts manager Wouter Vrancken is dealing with a growing injury crisis ahead of Sunday's match at Fir Park against Motherwell. Key players Harry Milne and Christian Borchgrevink both suffered injuries during Thursday's 2-0 Conference League loss away to Trabzonspor, leaving the squad severely depleted.
Vrancken noted that limited player availability has narrowed his selection options across multiple positions, including full-back and central midfield. Stephen Kingsley remains the team's only fit senior left-back as Hearts navigate a difficult schedule featuring upcoming clashes with Motherwell, Rangers, Hibs, and Thun.
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