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Hearts boss Csaba Laszlo anticipates that his star Ghanaian player Laryea Kingston will be sold in the January transfer window.Kingston has been linked with moves away from Tynecastle as the club struggle to keep on an even financial keel.Laszlo told the Daily Record: "I am happy to see so many scouts in the stadium. This is the work of the team and not me."If a player has to go, I will have someone in mind to replace him. My main concern is the striking department - we must do something there and we must be active."But we're in a position where even Chelsea want to push down their salaries."Source: Ghanasoccernet
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