Hearts winger Andrew Driver insists he has not fallen out with club owner Vladimir Romanov.
Winger happy to stay at Tynecastle after Burnley bids
Hearts winger Andrew Driver insists he has not fallen out with club owner Vladimir Romanov despite being priced out of a move to Burnley.
Burnley have had two bids rejected for the highly-rated wide man during this summer's transfer window and they have now shelved their interest in the 22-year-old.
Driver has revealed he has been kept informed of the situation by Hearts owner Vladimir Romanov and he has no problems with staying at Tynecastle.
"I've spoken to Mr Romanov and the club has kept me up to date with everything and I am absolutely fine with the situation," Driver told the club's official website.
"My complete focus is on next season, being fit and performing well.
"The fact is I've got no decision to make because until the club says it has accepted a bid and has given me permission to talk to a club I'm here at Hearts, and I am very happy to be here because it's a good club and Edinburgh is a great city."
