Derry City title boost as Candystripes linked with experienced Hearts and Northern Ireland striker
Liam Boyce is believed to be on his way to League of Ireland title hopefuls Derry City.
League of Ireland giants Derry City look set to boost their 2025 title hopes by completing a major transfer coup.
According to reports in Scotland, 28-time capped Northern Ireland striker Liam Boyce is on his way out of Hearts - and is set for a move to the Ryan McBride Brandywell outfit.
Boyce is in talks with the Candystripes, reports the Record, and could complete his move ahead of pre-season training next week.
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Yet to score for Scottish Premiership side Hearts this season, the 33-year-old has started the last three games - against Ross County, Motherwell and Dundee United.
However, it has been a stop-start season for the Belfast-born striker and he is thought to be eager to secure first-team football on a regular basis.
The former Cliftonville striker has played across the water since 2014 when he moved to Ross County. After a spell with Burton Albion between 2017 and January 2020, he moved to Hearts.
He has scored 36 goals in 120 appearances for the Edinburgh outfit.
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