Scotland goalkeeper Craig Gordon admits his days at
Hearts could be numbered.
Sunderland are reported to be leading the chase for Gordon, who
Hearts have valued at £10million.
Fulham and Manchester United were also linked with moves for the
24-year-old earlier this year, and Gordon accepts there is no
guarantee he will still be at Hearts for the start of the
season.
Hearts begin their campaign on August 6 with the derby against
Hibernian, and Gordon is trying to keep his mind off the
speculation surrounding him.
But he admitted: "That's a possibility, that I might leave before
the start of this season.
"But it's something I can't occupy too much of my time with because
I have to get ready for the start of the season.
"It's out of my hands at the moment and we'll need to see what
happens over the next few weeks."
Hearts turned down one offer this week, said to have been £5million
from Sunderland, and club captain Gordon admitted such a club would
tempt him.
He told Hearts World: "That bid hasn't been accepted. If it had,
I'd have to give it serious consideration. "