Hearts boss Csaba Laszlo is still waiting for support from the Tynecastle money man, Valdimir Romanov, to make some additions to his squad. He is considering making a loan move for Everton striker Kieran Agard next month and former Manchester United and Rangers midfielder Bojan Djordjic may also be on Laszlo's radar after revealing he was aware of interest from the Tynecastle club. Laszlo, who is looking to wrap up more loan deals for strikers Steven MacLean and Izale McLeod, said: "In the last couple of days, we have brought two players here and we must make a decision about this. Then we have one month to do something. Agard is still in my mind, and we also have other names who wish to come to us."

Agard broke into the Everton first team this season and made his first senior start in this month's Europa League win at BATE Borisov. Meanwhile, Djordjic is under contract at AIK Stockholm until 2012 and admits he is in the dark over a possible move: "I have heard there is interest from Hearts. I don't actually know what is happening there so I have to speak to my club. I haven't spoken to our chief executive so I can't say anything more at the moment. I have three more years on my contract so it's hard to speak about something that's actually happening in the background."