Reus joins Hearts, aims to recreate success with Vrancken
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 3:16 PM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
Goalkeeper Beau Reus has signed with Hearts, looking to replicate last season's successes in Belgium alongside manager Wouter Vrancken. Vrancken previously led Sint-Truiden to a third-place finish in the Pro League and earned a second manager of the year award. Reus, who won promotion with Beveren, expressed enthusiasm about the challenge ahead and the importance of a supportive coaching staff. He aims to prove himself again after spending four years in the second tier.
- •Beau Reus joins Hearts after successful season with Beveren.
- •Wouter Vrancken led Sint-Truiden to a third-place finish.
- •Reus highlights the importance of coaching support.
- •He seeks to prove his capabilities in a new environment.
- 3:16 PMYahoo Sports — Reus eyes another 'great story' with 'big name' Vrancken
"Goalkeeper Beau Reus says he chose to join Hearts in the hope he and Wouter Vrancken can replicate their respective success stories last season in Belgium. While Vrancken led Sint-Truiden to a third-place finish in the Pro League, and a second manager of the year award, 24-year-old Reus won the second-tier title and promotion with Beveren. "I didn't know the manager personally, but I know him of course from the great story he wrote in Belgium with Sint-Truiden," the Dutchman said.
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