5 million pound bid for Kevin Nesbit made by Swansea : Scottish media source
Kevin Nesbit is a wanted man and the first move if the transfer window for him has been made by Swansea City. A full five million pounds is on the table for the prolific Scottish striker. Hibernian turned down a three million pound bid for him recently.
This news means the swans are some way down the road to selling one or two of their main players in the next day or so. The five million pound bid reported by the Daily Record is as accurate a story as is available on this at the moment.
Nesbit is keen to try his hand in England after playing his formative years in Scotland. We were told he would be in Swansea last night for a medical, this news does conform that information was near as it could be to being correct. Swans fans will be delighted to bag such a natural goal scorer but will now have to brace themselves for players leaving.
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