Stromsgodset winger Marko Farji has attracted interest from Hearts, who are keen to bolster their attacking line-up under the guidance of their new manager Derek McInnes. Scottish Premiership rivals Aberdeen are also reportedly eyeing the player. Despite Stromsgodset's challenges in the Norwegian Eliteserien, where they are positioned 14th with only two victories out of nine matches, Farji has managed to make 11 appearances this season, contributing seven goals and three assists across all competitions. The winger, with two international caps for Iraq, remains contracted with Stromsgodset until 2026, and a six-figure sum is expected to be sufficient to secure his transfer. The potential move to Hearts could depend on the club's other transfer targets, as they continue to consider players like Claudio Braga and Islam Chesnokov. Farji's adaptability in various attacking roles enhances his attractiveness, particularly with the uncertain future of Daniel Arzani at Tynecastle amidst interest from clubs in Asia and Europe.