Hearts are on the lookout for a new manager after Derek McInnes agreed a deal in principle to become the new Rangers manager.
McInnes, 54, was just three minutes away from masterminding a memorable title win in his debut season as Hearts manager, but was pipped at the post by Celtic on the final, though his achievements did not go unnoticed at Ibrox.
Rangers are set to lose head coach Danny Rohl to Austrian Bundesliga giants RB Salzburg, leading chairman Andrew Cavenagh to approach the Tynecastle outfit for McInnes.
While both deals are still to be confirmed, rumours over who Hearts could view as potential options have already begun, with Tony Bloom’s analytics firm, Jamestown Analytics, expected to heavily influence the club's search. But who will the club turn to this summer as they try to go one better than last season’s second-placed finish?
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1. Craig Levein - 10/1
The former Hearts player and manager is a shock outside candidate for the role, according to bookies odds. | SNS Group
2. David Hubert - 9/1
Currently head coach of Belgian Pro League outfit Union Saint-Gilloise, Hubert is an intriguing name on the list due to his connecting to shareholder Tony Bloom. | AFP via Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
3. Robbie Keane - 8/1
Recently linked with the managerial role at Celtic, the ex-Republic of Ireland striker is an outside candidate for the job at Tynecastle. Currently head coach of Hungarian outfit Ferencvaros. | AFP via Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
4. Eric Ramsay - 7/1
The former Manchester United first team coach spent two years in the MLS with Minnesota United, where he achieved a 42% win ratio before being poached by West Bromwich Albion. Ramsay struggled immensely at the Hawthorns though, failing to win any of his nine games in charge before he was sacked in February. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images