Swansea have renewed their interest in taking Town striker Tamás Priskin on loan, according to sources in South Wales. The Swans, managed by Priskin’s former Watford manager Brendan Rodgers, targeted the 24-year-old before Christmas.
Rodgers, who was in charge of the Hornets during Priskin’s more productive season in English football, is understood to be close to landing a loan striker ahead of tomorrow’s deadline.
Town manager Paul Jewell has consistently bemoaned his side’s failings in front of goal but is unlikely to allow any of his strikers to move on until someone else comes in, with Priskin, Jason Scotland, another recent Swansea target, and Connor Wickham the only strikers currently in his squad.
Earlier today Jewell said he had made enquiries regarding loan players with a striker likely to be amongst his targets and reports of a renewed move for West Brom’s Simon Cox.
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