Scottish side Hearts have been bolstered by the return of Ghanaian midfielder Laryea Kingston for Sunday's encounter with Rangers at Ibrox. Kingston started training this week after more than two months out with a hamstring injury. The Ghanaian midfielder is now fully back into Edinburgh-based side's squad following a successful spell of treatment in Germany to treat his hamstring injury. Hearts boss Csaba Laszlo reveals he expects to have Kingston in action in the club's last five SPL matches after the split. Laszlo said: "The treatment seems to have gone well and the player is happy. "Things are looking more positive for him and there is every chance he will be available for us." Kingston's availability is a positive news for the Ghana coach Milovan Rajevac as the midfielder missed last month's World Cup qualifier against Benin. He is now available for selection for June's two crucial away matches against Mali and Sudan. Source: Ghanasoccernet