The Belgian has led Jambos into the group stages of the Conference League as well as the semi finals of the Premier Sports Cup

Hearts manager Wouter Vrancken revealed he turned down a lucrative offer from Bulgarian club Ludogorets that would have doubled his salary before moving to Tynecastle. The Belgian manager explained that advice from Bayern Munich boss Vincent Kompany played a key role in his choice, encouraging him to prioritize the people behind a project over financial incentives.
Despite a challenging start to the campaign with European qualifying exits against Sturm Graz and Benfica, Hearts have reached the Conference League group stage and the Premier Sports Cup semi-finals. Vrancken, who signed a two-year contract, confirmed his long-term goal is to compete for the Scottish Premiership title against Celtic and Rangers.
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