Hearts kid Bartlomiej Gajda joins Polish side Znicz Pruszków

Bartlomiej Gajda (left) takes part in the David Hagen Benefit Game at Falkirk Stadium between a Falkirk/Hearts XI and a Rangers XI. Picture: Michael GillenBartlomiej Gajda (left) takes part in the David Hagen Benefit Game at Falkirk Stadium between a Falkirk/Hearts XI and a Rangers XI. Picture: Michael Gillen
Bartlomiej Gajda (left) takes part in the David Hagen Benefit Game at Falkirk Stadium between a Falkirk/Hearts XI and a Rangers XI. Picture: Michael Gillen
Hearts youngster Bartlomiej Gajda has returned to his homeland and signed for Polish side Znicz Pruszków, who play in the country’s third tier.

The 19-year-old centre-back, who joined Hearts from Gornik Zabrze on a three-year deal in August 2017, was attached to the Jambos’ Under-20 side, making one appearance in the IRN-BRU Cup in a 3-1 loss to St Mirren in early September 2017.

Gajda, who has been capped at Under-15, Under-16, Under-17 and Under-18 level by his country, has agreed a deal with Robert Lewandowski’s former club until June 30 2020.

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The Pszczyna-born defender spent time in the youth set-ups at Pasjonat Dankowice and Podbeskidzie Bielsko-Biała as well as Gornik before moving to Scotland.

His Tynecastle deal was due to run until August 2020 but the teenager had a trial spell with GKS Jastrzebie last month after failing to force his way into Craig Levein’s first-team plans.

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