The Albanian was hurt against Thun on Thursday evening…

Hearts winger Sabah Kerjota insists he will be available to face Falkirk on Sunday despite suffering an arm injury during a 3-1 UEFA Conference League defeat against FC Thun on Thursday. The Albanian player fell awkwardly in the second half and was replaced by James Wilson on 76 minutes, struggling with pain in his shoulder and collarbone.
Kerjota downplayed the injury as nothing serious, though medical staff may ultimately decide his availability. Hearts currently face an extensive injury list with 11 players sidelined, including defender Stephen Kingsley who sustained a hamstring injury in the same match as the club contends with a run of two wins in 10 games.
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