The winger needs surgery on the knee injury picked up against Hibs and will be out until the New Year as fitness disaster deepens…

Hearts winger Calvin Miller faces at least two months on the sidelines after suffering a meniscus injury requiring surgery during the Premier Sports Cup semi-final against Hibs. Manager Wouter Vrancken confirmed the prognosis ahead of the team's Conference League match against Thun, noting that Miller's precise recovery timeline depends on the surgical outcome.
The setback leaves Hearts with 10 first-team players unavailable for the European trip, where Tomas Magnusson will also miss out due to concussion protocols. With options limited, Vrancken will name only six outfield substitutes at the Visana Stadium and downplayed the likelihood of signing free agents to cover the absences.
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