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As the club offers the club to determine the club as a new boss, Kilmarnock meets.
Former St. Johnstone, Bristol City and Aberdeen manager became FrontSunner to succeed Neil Critchley, two weeks ago off work.
When Sky Sports news understands Kilmarnock, he will not stop in the MCINNES – if he wants to move to Tynecastle Park.
However, Killie will be compensated from the Scottish Premiers with McInnes and SCANES by agreement in Rugby Park until 2027.
53-year-old 53-year-old is expected to study Kilmarnock on Tuesday and then in Motherwell next to him on Wednesday. This is followed by the hearts of Kilmarnock on the last day of the season.
The approach to McInnes comes after the winner of Killie’s Premiership security after winning 3-2 with Saturday.
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McInnes’s Dundee 3-2 after winning Kilmarnock Kilmarnock
After appointing in January 2022, Kilmarnoçuçuçuçuçımaker took the top flight.
Later, before completing the fourth campaign, he kept the club in the premium of the next season – for the first time since 2019, he provides European football for Killie for the first time.
Derek McInnes won the league’s cup with Aberdeen in 2014 and never ended in the fourth year
Talker Sky sports Sunday, McInnes said: “I hear that there can be a connection between the clubs, but there was no official official in terms.
“I think in everything, if you are a player or manager, compensation is agreed and clubs can come to an agreement, then ended for a player and the manager.
“But I have to stress, we are not at that stage.”
Boyd: Mcinnes deserves top work
Past Kilarnock and Farmstead glorian Kris Boyd side Sky sports:
“You look at what you do with Aberdeen. They were a club struggling and hearts had a disappointed season.
“We have a great combination of disrespectful to Kilmarnock, and they were a fantastic club for me. But you climb to a stage where Derek is ready to return to this stage.
“For me, hearts are the third largest club in the country, you want to cause problems and cause problems in Rangers and Celtics.
“Taking into account the work of Aberdin, he deserves to go back to that level. People have been forgotten and it was incredibly incredible for what the work done in Kilmarnock.
“I think he deserves another crack in a large club to see if it can cause a big two.”
