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Claudio Braga on Hearts transfer radar as Derek McInnes turns eye to Aalesund FK hitman in search for firepower

Claudio Braga on Hearts transfer radar as Derek McInnes turns eye to Aalesund FK hitman in search for firepower

Daily Recorda day ago

The new Tynecastle boss has his eye on the 25-year-old - who can play through the middle or on the wing
Hearts are keen on Aalesund FK striker Claudio Braga.
The Jambos are on the trail of the Portuguese striker.

Derek McInnes is keen to add more firepower to his team and the 25-year-old is now on the Tynecastle radar.

Braga has four goals in 10 games for the Norwegian second division outfit.
He can also play through the middle or on the wing.
Aalesund value him at around £400,000.
They bought him from rivals Moss last year.
Braga kicked off his career in his homeland with Valadares Gaia, Fatima and SC Ideal before he moved to Norway.
Hearts have signed striker Elton Kabangu on a permanent basis and are waiting to see if Lawrence Shankland will sign a new deal.

The capital side has already raided Norway.
They have agreed a deal to sign Christian Borchgevink from Valerenga.
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