Wouter Vrancken is set to become the next manager of Hearts after the club held interviews with multiple candidates, according to reports. The former coach, who has worked in Belgium, is expected to be named Derek McInnes’ successor in the coming days.
The available coverage describes Vrancken as having previous head-coach experience in Belgian football, including roles at clubs such as Sint-Truiden and also spells associated with teams including Gent and Genk. Hearts officials are reported to have selected Vrancken following the interview process and are preparing for the transition after McInnes’ departure.
While the reports focus on Vrancken’s background and the club’s decision-making, they do not provide detailed terms of the appointment or an exact start date for the new manager. The information instead centers on the decision by Tynecastle leadership and Vrancken’s coaching profile in Belgium ahead of his expected arrival as the new Hearts manager.
