Bloom reiterated his Hearts ambitions by stating he would be “really disappointed” if the Tynecastle side fail to win the Premiership in the next decade.
Hearts investor Tony Bloom stated he would be really disappointed if the club fails to win the William Hill Premiership within the next decade. The Brighton chairman, who acquired a 29 percent stake in Hearts in the summer of 2025, reaffirmed his goal of breaking the Old Firm duopoly after Hearts narrowly missed out on the title on the final day of last season.
Following significant summer departures—including manager Derek McInnes, captain Lawrence Shankland, and midfielder Cammy Devlin to Rangers—new head coach Wouter Vrancken has guided the team to third place. Bloom expressed optimism ahead of Sunday's match against Celtic, praising the club's quick recovery and recent additions.
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