Hearts goalkeeper Craig Gordon has ruled out a move away from Tynecastle Park this month, despite speculation about a potential loan deal to bolster his chances of starting for Scotland at the World Cup. The 43-year-old has been struggling for starts in the Scottish Premiership, but he's confident that Alexander Schwolow is not as solid as some think.
Gordon, who made only one appearance since returning from a shoulder injury, feels like he needs to be fit and ready to take his place back in the team. "I've been training well," he said. "I feel like I'm one step away from getting an opportunity here."
While there was talk about leaving Hearts on loan this month, Gordon insisted that it's not something that can be ruled out entirely. However, at the moment, he is focused on supporting the team and helping his side secure top spot in the league.
The 43-year-old has been open about how much fun it is to be part of the squad, particularly with their title ambitions on the line. "You get a little bit of jealousy when the boys are walking out there," Gordon said, hinting that he misses being on the pitch with his teammates.
Gordon, who made only one appearance since returning from a shoulder injury, feels like he needs to be fit and ready to take his place back in the team. "I've been training well," he said. "I feel like I'm one step away from getting an opportunity here."
While there was talk about leaving Hearts on loan this month, Gordon insisted that it's not something that can be ruled out entirely. However, at the moment, he is focused on supporting the team and helping his side secure top spot in the league.
The 43-year-old has been open about how much fun it is to be part of the squad, particularly with their title ambitions on the line. "You get a little bit of jealousy when the boys are walking out there," Gordon said, hinting that he misses being on the pitch with his teammates.
like who thought it was a good idea to let him start for Scotland again? he can barely get a sniff in the Scottish Premiership atm but they're gonna trust him at the World Cup again? 
and now he's saying Schwolow isn't that solid? please, Schwolow is having a better season than Gordon has had in months 
meanwhile Gordon thinks he needs to prove himself and help his team get top spot... yeah good luck with that 
"The biggest adventure you can take is to live the life of your dreams." - Oprah Winfrey 
and people think he's not that solid yet? anyway its all about craig being fit and ready to go again 
and yeah we've seen him saying stuff like this before... u know how passionate he is about the team 
. The guy's been through some tough times and I'm glad he's staying focused on helping the team get that top spot in the league. He's got a lot of experience under his belt and I trust him to bring that expertise to the pitch. And let's be real, 43 isn't old for a goalkeeper 
. I think it's cool he's focusing on getting fit and ready to start again for Scotland at the World Cup. But I'm a bit surprised he's not keen on leaving, considering the loan talk was pretty strong. Maybe he just wants to be part of the squad that wins that league title? It's always awesome when you get to play with your mates, especially when you're all working towards something big! 
And who knows, maybe he's right about Alexander Schwolow not being as solid as everyone thinks... could be an interesting dynamic. Plus, it's great to see Gordon focusing on helping his team win the league title - that squad chemistry is what matters most! 
. And honestly, who wouldn't want to play for Scotland? The guy's been through the wringer w/ injuries but he's still got the fire 
in his belly. Let's just support the man and let him do his thing 
But at the same time, it's cool to see him prioritize his fitness and make sure he's ready for when he does get a chance to start.
. A guy can dream, right? 
. I don't know what the future holds for Craig Gordon but for now, it seems like he's doing what's best for himself and that's all anyone can ask for 
