Jamie Mole is also likely to be added to the squad for Saturday as well after returning to the first team pool after ankle surgery whilst the manager is willing Gary Glen to take the opportunity he currently has
"Driver is now come back against Kilmarnock and he is in good shape," Csaba said this morning at his pre-match news conference. "Now is a big chance for Gary Glen, too, and a chance for Jamie Mole who trained this week and he is available."
Csaba is also eager to lend his support to Christian Nade who has come in for big criticism for his performances this season. "Christian Nade did not score a lot of goals for us but a lot of times he helped us with his strength," he said "He is not in good shape at the moment but everyone has ups and downs."
As it stands only Calum Elliot (knee), Eggert Jonsson (stomach) and David Templeton (foot) miss this weekend's game with long-standing injuries after surgery. Marius Zaliukas serves the final match of a four game ban.
Meanwhile, Csaba today confirmed he has spoken to Vladimir Romanov since the close of the transfer window and affirmed that it's now time to get on with the job in hand at Tynecastle. "I made it clear, definitely that my attention is to build this young team," he said. "They need me and I need them.
This is not a big problem. It is no secret that we don't have a striker but you must be honest and we must step over this. "If you make a war internally it does not help me, the club or the players. We have the opportunity to introduce young people and the season target is to be in the best six."