Ross Stewart was a free agent in the summer after leaving Southampton…

Swansea City striker Ross Stewart has revealed that manager Russell Martin tried to convince him to sign for Leicester City over the summer. Stewart, who became a free agent after leaving Southampton, previously played under Martin at St Mary's and had conversations about moving to the King Power Stadium.
Ultimately, the Scotland international opted to sign a three-year contract with Swansea City instead, citing positive talks with manager Vitor Matos. Leicester City subsequently adjusted their transfer plans, bringing in Admir Bristric and deadline-day signing Emil Riis to strengthen their forward line.
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