Ross Stewart: Last News

Aberdeen in the pre-contract fight for Ross County striker Ross Stewart. United boss Micky Mellon is a big fan of the striker and has been on his wanted list since the start of the season.

Neil Lennon at Celtic after a 2-0 reverse at home to Ross County. His side’s dominion over Scottish football has been unquestionable, with nine league titles on the spin and 35 cup ties without defeat.

Albion Rovers are set to a much-needed cash windfall if Ross Stewart completes a big-money exit from Ross County.With transfer deadline day looming it is reported that The Staggies hope to hold out for a £1m fee with MK Dons, Fleetwood, Shrewsbury and Sheffield Wednesday showing interest.However, it's not only the Dingwall bank balance that will take a boost if Stewart moves south, but the coffers at Cliftonhill thanks to that FIFA "solidarity mechanism".The rule means that when a player turns out for a club between the ages of 12 and 23 that team are able to claim compensation on an international transfer.The contribution and amount is calculated based on the length of time the player spent at a club.Stewart was picked up from junior side

Albion Rovers were made with HIS DAD picking up the transfer fee to leave Kilwinning Rangers.Ross County are reportedly demanded a £1m fee to sell their prize asset Stewart with a string on English sides chasing the striker.It's changed days for the attacker as he made the switch from the junior ranks to League One back in 2016 for just £1500.Former Clfitonhill assistant manager Tony McMinn has revealed that although boss Darren Young rated a 19-year-old Stewart highly they were struggling to stump up the cash for a transfer.However, his dad would step in to top up the transfer kitty needed to tempt him away from Kilwinning Rangers.

Scottish Premiership loss to Livingston. The Ross County boss accused the official of arrogant disrespect and treating him like a second class citizen.

Ross County the points. The Northern Ireland cap bashed in a late winner from close range to shake off Hamilton and continue the superb start to the season for the Staggies.

Hibs they won't be able to land Ross Stewart on the cheap this summer. The Hibees failed in a bid to land the striker in January, and manager Jack Ross is still keen to bring him in for the 2020-21 campaign.