Southampton boss reveals play-off role for former Sunderland star as Plymouth star attracts interest

the most recent information about the championship as the play-offs prepare to begin.

Ross Stewart, a former Sunderland striker, could potentially “impact” Southampton’s ambitions

of winning promotion back to the Premier League, according to manager Russell Martin.

After finishing the season in fourth place in the Championship,

the Saints are currently wrapping up preparations for this weekend’s first leg

of their play-off semi-final matchup against West Bromwich Albion.

Stewart only played in two second-tier games after joining Southampton in a rumored £8 million move

in September due to an Achilles tendon injury, but he finally made his third

appearance on Saturday when he came on as a late substitute in Southampton’s 2-1 victory over Leeds United.

Stewart has resumed training, and Saints manager Martin has stated

that the Scotland international will be available for his team’s play-off push.

He also stated that Stewart will be “a really important player” during the last stages of their attempt to return to the top flight.

“He’s really good, and he’s really open to everything,” he said to The Daily Echo.

He simply can’t wait to get back on the field, so this week’s focus will be on keeping him prepared and pushing himself.

However, we must continue doing that until we are certain he maintains his fitness and is as controlled as possible.

In the Leeds locker room after the match, the boys cheered him on.

“He has the potential to be one of our most crucial players over the next three games.

He simply wants to be on the field and has the potential to make a significant difference.

He’s been through so much. He’s such a good man and such a fantastic pro that I feel so bad for him.

However, he now has the opportunity, and I believe he will, to significantly affect our season at the most crucial point.

The Serie A team Lazio reportedly made an £8.5 million deal for the former Swansea City forward in January.

but he chose to stay with the Pilgrims as they successfully fought off relegation into League One this season.

With 20 goals and nine assists in 50 games across all competitions,

Whittaker’s play has been a key component of his team’s success this season.

As a result, there will probably be more interest in the 23-year-old this summer.

“I think the first half of the season he was absolutely outstanding,” Dewsnip stated to Plymouth Live.

Although he made a fantastic contribution in the second half, he hasn’t likely been as effective—less goals and fewer opportunities.

People would discuss Finn Azaz’s involvement in that. That is undoubtedly pertinent.

For this reason, he has excelled. With 20 goals in the end, he made a significant contribution for any championship club.

Well done, Morgan. Will he be of interest to anyone? There will undoubtedly be

Excellent players are hard to come by in the championship.

We’ll have to wait and see what happens, even in the Premier League.

Right now, I’m not sure if anything is being discussed or considered.

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