Elton Kabangu, the winger who recently joined Hearts from Royal Union Saint-Gilloise, emphasizes the importance of staying focused on the present and dismisses talks about a permanent transfer. He expresses his delight at contributing to Hearts' recent success with a brace against Dundee and acknowledges the team's ambition to achieve more.
The winger joined the Jambos from Royal Union Saint-Gilloise last month and he has made himself an instant hero. Kabangu added to his popularity with a double in the six goal dismantling of Dundee . Neil Critchley admitted after the game that he wanted to keep the 26-year-old long-term but the Belgian is in no rush to make an early call. Kagangu stated: “Like you said, it's early. It's too early to talk about this.
Hearts are unbeaten in seven games and have risen from the foot of the Premiership to the verge of the top six. They look set for a European return on current form but Kabangu is adamant that there is still a lot of hard work to be done because nothing has been achieved yet. "Obviously we want to end up in a good spot but we are not focused on looking. We know what we can do and we need to continue on this.
“I think when you win games you're more positive, you're in a good flow, but we are also aware that we have done nothing. We're not satisfied. We want more, I think. “That shows the ambition that we have as a team and as a club.”
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