Besart Berisha puts injury disappointment to one side to help Brisbane Roar stand-in Kwame Yeboah STAR Roar striker Besart Berisha has ignored speculation about his own future to pass on some much-needed advice to young attacker Kwame Yeboah ahead of Brisbane's clash with Melbourne Heart at Suncorp Stadium Sunday. The Courier-Mail on Friday reported that the Albanian international's future was uncertain beyond this season, with the chance he may return to Europe or even switch A-League allegiances by accepting a likely lucrative offer from Sydney FC. And while both Roar coach Mike Mulvey and Brisbane midfielder Matt McKay Friday talked up the club's chances of retaining the competition's best striker, there's no doubt the soon-to-be off-contract star is weighing up his next move. However, his immediate goal is recovery from a hamstring injury that will again sideline him Sunday and in all likelihood next Sunday when the Roar travel to Gosford to take on reigning champions Central Coast. Berisha briefly made an appearance on the training paddock on Friday, but only to have a chat with Yeboah, who Mulvey said would again start in Brisbane's forward line. Besart Berisha talks with Kwame Yeboah at Brisbane Roar training. As the direct replacement of Berisha last Friday night, Yeboah struggled to have an impact in Brisbane's 1-0 loss to Melbourne Victory at Etihad Stadium. "Of course we're going to miss him (Berisha)," Mulvey said. It's not easy to actually replace somebody who brings so much to the game, but when somebody misses out it's another person's opportunity, so Kwame Yeboah will start again on Sunday. Bes has given him a little pep talk in terms of what to expect from defenders in the A-League because he's not got that level of experience yet. Brisbane Roar's depth will be severly tested when they take on Melbourne Heart, with three more players joining the long injury list. The information that Kwame is able to gain from that stands him in good stead and it also gives Bes purpose while he's out. He's helping the team to produce. While Mulvey was adamant Yeboah would start, there is also a chance that Brazilian speedster Henrique will play from the opening whistle in a reshuffled Roar line-up. Henrique could also slot into Brisbane's front three if Mulvey elects to switch Ivan Franjic or Thomas Broich to the midfield to cover the absence of injured playmaker Liam Miller (calf). Certain to start for the first time this season is teenager Corey Brown, who will replace veteran left fullback Shane Stefanutto. It's highly unlikely that Melbourne Heart skipper Harry Kewell will be fit to take on the Brisbane Roar on Sunday, with the club opting to take a conservative approach with their injured star. Mulvey on Friday confirmed Stefanutto would miss Brisbane's next two matches after injuring his hamstring at training on Wednesday. It's a change most Roar fans have been waiting for, with Brown having been groomed as the successor for Stefanutto, who is likely to retire at the end of the season. "He's a bit down about the situation at the moment, but one man's misery is another man's opportunity, and that means Corey Brown will get the opportunity to play on Sunday," Mulvey said. The Heart have their own injury concerns, with Socceroos stalwart Harry Kewell certain to miss a third consecutive match with whiplash. "We won't risk (Kewell) because we want to make sure once he gets back, he stays back," Heart coach John Aloisi said.