The club’s manager, Roman Kozhukhovsky, has revealed what Hearts may anticipate from their new addition, stating that the player “made all the difference” for the team. “We said goodbye to Pierre Landry Kabore as a team this week,” he informed me.

“As far as I know from the management, everything is simple and straightforward for him, and he will travel to Scotland for his medical. “I have mixed feelings about losing him because, as a manager, I recognise that the team is losing a valuable player who has decided many games. He made all the difference for us. He only needed a few opportunities to score. He is Estonia’s top goalscorer, and he deserves it.

“On the other side, as I personally told him, my purpose as a manager and club is to help people grow in their careers. Kabore is a good example of this.” I believe the club’s administration should take a lot of responsibility for this since they trusted in him. He did not start playing right away. He spent the first six months training in Narva before starting the new season.

Kabore is a good football player, and they all have complex personalities. “But I believe I was able to develop an individual method that worked for him, and he has changed this year.” He has significantly improved his internal discipline.
immediately affected his performance and playing qualities.

“I wish him luck in Scotland.”

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