Ross Stewart's game time limited at Swansea due to EFL rules

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Ross Stewart's game time limited at Swansea due to EFL rules
Summary

Ross Stewart's lack of game time with Swansea City is attributed to manager Vitor Matos not being aware of the English Football League's homegrown player rules, which exclude Scottish players. As a result, the 30-year-old striker has had limited appearances this season. The situation is compounded by Rangers' interest in integrating Lyall Cameron into their first-team squad after his loan at Dundee United. The English Football League regulations continue to impact player selection and availability for clubs in the league.

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  • •Stewart has seen limited playing time with Swansea.
  • •EFL rules exclude Scottish players from homegrown status.
  • •Rangers plan to include Lyall Cameron in the first team.
  • •Tommy Conway is thriving in a new left-wing role at Middlesbrough.
  • •Aberdeen's Mats Knoester faces a thigh injury sidelining him for weeks.
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  • 9:29 AMYahoo Sports — Stewart caught in Swansea rules limbo - gossip
  • 9:24 AMBBC Football — Stewart caught in Swansea rules limbo - gossip
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Ross Stewart's lack of game time with Swansea City is explained as Rangers reportedly want Lyall Cameron in their first-team squad after his season with Dundee United.

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Ross Stewart's lack of game time with Swansea City is explained as Rangers reportedly want Lyall Cameron in their first-team squad after his season with Dundee United.

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