A potential fall-out between Hearts manager Csaba Laszlo and Ghana midfielder Laryea Kingston has been averted.
This comes after the injured midfielder was omitted from the latest Black Stars squad.
Kingston, who has suffered a recurrence of a persistent hamstring problem and has been ruled out of tomorrow's derby clash with Hibs,
has not been called upon for the final World Cup qualifier against Mali and a friendly with Angola three days later.
Laszlo launched a stinging attack on Kingston after the playmaker featured for his country in games against Sudan and Japan in September.
Even though the 28-year-old was deemed not fit enough to play at club level.
Kingston was also fined four weeks' wages after clashing with his club manager on the team bus after the 2-2 draw at St Johnstone in August.
The former Lokomotiv Moscow player picked up his hamstring injury in training just days after making his first appearance of the season as a substitute in October's draw at Aberdeen.
Source: Ghanasoccernet.com
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