Keeper plays down transfer
talk
Scottish international goalkeeper Craig Gordon insists he will not
demand to leave Hearts, despite interest from a host of top
clubs.
United are one of the surprise names being linked with a big money
move for the Jam Tarts' skipper, who is valued at around
£8million.
"The ball is very much in their (Hearts') court," Gordon told
Hearts World. "I still have two years left on my contract and I'm
not banging down the door asking to get away," said Gordon.
"It's entirely up to them. If they decide to cash in on me and take
some money for me, then that's their prerogative and I'll listen to
whatever offer comes in, but if it's a good offer for me I'll be
happy for that.
"If it's not, I'll look forward to the start of the new season
here. There's no rush for anybody, me or any of the clubs."
BBC Sport suggested on Sunday
that Sir Alex Ferguson was considering a big-money summer bid for
Gordon, who has also attracted interest from Bayern Munich and
Arsenal.
