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Swansea City striker Ross Stewart has revealed how a £500 payment from his dad helped kick-start his professional career.

Swansea City striker Ross Stewart revealed that a £500 payment from his father helped launch his professional football career. The 30-year-old Scotland international reflected on his path, describing his journey from amateur football to the professional ranks as surreal.
Stewart began his journey by joining Albion Rovers from Scottish amateur club Kilwinning in 2016. His subsequent career took him to English clubs including Sunderland and Southampton before his eventual move to Swansea City.
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