It has been a difficult start but reckons the Jambos are ready to attack the Conference League group stages

Hearts winger Calvin Miller believes the club is now a completely different side following their testing early-season European qualifiers. Under manager Wouter Vrancken, Hearts suffered exits against Sturm Graz and Benfica before securing their place in the Conference League group stage. Speaking ahead of the group opener against Nordsjaelland at Tynecastle, Miller emphasized that the squad has developed significantly through those high-level fixtures.
Miller also hopes to use Hearts' European campaign to earn his first senior Scotland cap under national manager Sebastien Pocognoli. Additionally, teammate Eduardo Ageu has suffered another injury setback that will sideline the Brazilian for the upcoming European campaign.
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