Euan Henderson has paid an emotional tribute to Hearts after helping him realise his dream of becoming a professional footballer.
The young striker - who spent the second half of last season in the Scottish Championship on loan at Queen's Park - is departing Tynecastle after nine years. He has hailed the amazing people he has came across along the way and the special memories made that will last with him forever. Last season alone, Robbie Neilson handed him minutes in the Europa Conference League group stage against the likes of Fiorentina and Basaksehir.
Now, he will continue his journey at Hamilton Accies as he bids to get the club back to Scotland's second tier at the first time of asking following relegation to Scottish League One after defeat in the relegation play-offs.
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Taking to Instagram, he wrote: "After being at the club for 9 years, I’m forever grateful for the opportunity @heartofmidlothianfc have given me in helping me realise my dream of becoming a professional footballer.
"In that time I’ve met loads of amazing people and made special memories that will be with me for the rest of my life. Would like to thank all the players, coaches and staff over the years.
"Special thanks to the fans who have been fantastic with me, I appreciate it a lot. Thank you everyone.
"I’m now excited for this new chapter in my life with @acciesfcofficial and I can’t wait to get going."
Commenting on his move to Accies, he said: “I’m delighted to have signed for Hamilton. I’m looking forward to playing my part in helping the team achieve as much as possible this season."
