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Michael Stewart twice crossed the Edinburgh divide but could've pulled on the green and white hoops during his playing career

Former Scotland midfielder Michael Stewart has revealed that he turned down a potential move to Celtic before returning to Hearts. Stewart was available as a free agent following a two-year spell at Hibernian when Celtic, managed by Gordon Strachan, showed interest in signing him.
According to Stewart, Celtic asked him to wait while the club attempted to offload high-earning midfielders Thomas Gravesen and Jiri Jarosik. Rather than waiting for the Glasgow side to clear their wage bill, Stewart chose to make a permanent return to Hearts.
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