Hearts are now in the midst of the international break.

Hearts head coach Wouter Vrancken will use the November international break to conduct individual talks and focused training sessions following three consecutive defeats against Hibs, Thun, and Falkirk. The Jambos suffered a 5-2 home defeat against Falkirk amid an extensive injury list, prompting the Belgian manager to target defensive awareness and transition errors before returning to action against Dundee.
Vrancken confirmed players will balance recuperation with tailored workloads depending on their recent match minutes. Midfielder Leart Kabashi earned praise for his debut performance against Falkirk before departing for Switzerland Under-21 duty, while fellow midfielders Ageu and Tomas Magnusson are expected to return from injury for the upcoming trip to Dens Park.
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