The Telegraph says that Swansea intends to extend Rhian Brewster's transfer to the squad. He is playing on loan from Liverpool and his contract ends at the end of the season. The goal is to keep him at least one more season.
Brewster might have more time left in Swansea than he expected. As the Telegraph points out, the club intends to extend his loan period from Liverpool. That's because they are very happy with his performance.
And this performance is condensed into the following figures: eleven games played of which he has been a starter in ten and four goals scored. The player, who is only 20 years old, is growing by leaps and bounds to become a major goalscorer in the future.
All that remains is for his owners to agree to the operation. There has been no proposal yet, though. Swansea will have to review what terms would suit the board headed by Tom Werner. It's the only way they'll keep the youngster longer.
Another option, although not yet proposed, is to buy the footballer. His market value is 1.9 million euros and he doesn't have much time let on his contract. If the entity is willing to make an extra effort to get him, they could try to sign the future star.