WOW: Hearts and Brighton chairman Tony Bloom concluded their discussion over the £10 million investment plan.

Tony Bloom, the chairman of Brighton and Hearts, wrapped up their conversation over the £10 million investment proposal.

HEARTS is in discussions with Tony Bloom,

the billionaire owner of Brighton,

regarding a £10 million investment proposal that has the potential to completely transform player acquisition at the Tynecastle team.

Bloom is eager to bring his sports analytics business,

Starlizard, to Scottish football,

and the two are currently in the process of working out an arrangement.

Even though nothing has been decided upon yet,

Mail Sport is aware that negotiations are moving along nicely and that both parties are eager to reach an agreement.

Should the deal go through,

Hearts would have access to the use of the same analytics and data that have influenced Brighton’s exceptional recruiting record in recent years.

At first, Bloom would not purchase any Hearts shares.

However, if the agreement works out, he may try to acquire a minority share in the Gorgie club at some point in the following two years.

If and when the time comes, members of Foundation of Hearts would need to approve any such plan.

For the benefit of supporters, FoH currently holds the bulk of Hearts’ stock.

However, as the Starlizard arrangement is contingent only on them giving Hearts specialized analytics technology and data,

it does not yet require permission from FoH.

There would be no formal alliance with Brighton, and the two teams would continue to be independent of one another.

Nevertheless, Hearts are eager to pick up tips from a team that has made a name for itself as one of the greatest in the league and are said to have employed analytics more regularly in recent years.

Brighton often sells players for enormous profits, making their recruitment strategy the envy of teams throughout Europe.

They have made well over £400 million in player sales in just the last three years alone,

and they are now regarded as one of the best-run clubs in Europe.

Some of the high-profile sales figures include Moises Caicedo (£115 million to Chelsea),

Alex Mac Allister (£35 million to Liverpool), Yves Bissouma (£25 million to Tottenham), Ben White (£50 million to Arsenal),

Marc Cucurella (£56 million to Chelsea), and Leandro Trossard (£21 million to Arsenal).

After conducting an outside evaluation of Hearts’ organizational structure and hiring procedure earlier this summer,

Bloom’s company Starlizard has already started laying part of the foundation.

Bloom is a minority shareholder in the Belgian company Royal Union Saint-Gilloise in addition to serving as chairman and majority shareholder of Brighton.

He has a personal wealth of around £1.3 billion,

and his involvement and investments in USG have made them challengers for the title.

Any arrangement would need to be approved by Foundation of Hearts through voting in order for him to acquire a future interest in Hearts.

To proceed, it would need the support of over 8,000 members at least 90% of the time.

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