After Robbie Neilson's arrival at Hearts, Ann Budge doesn't seem to be wasting any time appointing a new director of football.
The Daily Record claim the Jambos have targeted Rangers hero Davie Weir for the vacant position.
Weir has recently worked as a pathway development manager for Brighton, with previous spells as a No.2 for the Ibrox club and Nottingham Forest since hanging up his boots.
The 50-year-old won the Scottish Cup in 1998 with Hearts and a return to Tynecastle would be a tempting proposition.
And there's no doubt whether Hearts fans would want to see him as Craig Levein's successor.
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@ThePages1902 said: "Would be a good appointment as must have links to English clubs so good for players coming through."
@Office_Greg tweeted: "He’s been a loan ,anager at Brighton for a year so could help Naysmith with his role as well as knowing a talent pool at Brighton. Apparently dealt primarily with loaning to foreign clubs so must have some market knowledge and connections there I suppose."
@johnhill776 added: "Be delighted with Weir. Good knowledge and connections all over the UK."
@keir_wee said: "Fantastic."
@scootergts300 tweeted: "He would be a great choice, great footballing brain. Was a joy to watch him playing, not only his defending but the way he marshalled others around him."
@letson added: "Get Davie Weir in as director of football and I am officially delighted."
