Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors are considering Celtic’s offer for South Korean striker Cho Gue-sung - although they claim the offer is less than they had expected.
17.12.2022 - 02:07 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Robbie Neilson insists Kye Rowles wants to stay at Hearts - and will be an even better player for his World Cup experience. Interest is expected in the Australia defender after his performances helped the Socceroos reach the last 16 in Qatar.
Jambos chief executive Andrew McKinlay said this week it would take a “mind-boggling” offer for the club to even consider selling the summer recruit. But Neilson is comfortable that the player, who signed a three-year deal in June, wants to take his career to the next level at Tynecastle. Rowles has played only 10 times for Hearts.
And Neilson said: “He has done very well and the window is not open yet. Having spoken to Kye, he wants to stay here. He wants to play for the club and he wants to develop further. He has had a quick turnaround since coming in during the summer and then getting to the World Cup and doing so well.
"He realises he still has a lot to do before he can move up again. It's very early in his career here and I expect him to be here for a good period longer, that's for sure. I thought he would do well in Qatar, he’s a really good defender, a good type, a good boy. When you see the calibre of teams he was playing against you knew it would be difficult but I always thought he would do well so I’m pleased for him.”
Neilson is confident Rowles - who is suspended for Saturday's clash with Kilmarnock - will return from Qatar a better player. He said: "I think he would be. It's the same with anyone going away on international duty. You get that lift when you go and, if you do well, even better.
“Already you can see Kye is in good spirits. He misses the Kilmarnock game through suspension but we knew the calibre of player he was before he went.”
Meanwhile Neilson hopes his side
Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors are considering Celtic’s offer for South Korean striker Cho Gue-sung - although they claim the offer is less than they had expected.
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