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Hearts closing in on Vrancken as new boss

Hearts closing in on Vrancken as new boss
BBC Sport Thursday 25 June 2026, 10:35 UTC 1 min read
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Hearts are moving closer to appointing Belgian football's manager of the year, Wouter Vrancken, as the club's new head coach.

Hearts are moving closer to appointing Belgian football's manager of the year, Wouter Vrancken, as the club's new head coach.
Vrancken (PERSON) Belgian (ORG) Wouter Vrancken (PERSON)
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