🚨 Swansea City Update: Ruthlessness is Key! 🚨
Swans’ star Zeidane Inoussa is calling for a more ruthless approach after a frustrating draw with Millwall. Despite Zan Vipotnik putting Swansea ahead, Millwall’s late first-half equaliser left fans wanting more. Inoussa emphasised, “We should’ve won and killed the game early. We dropped off after our initial goal, and that’s something we’ll address against Blackburn on Tuesday.”
Meanwhile, Lewis O’Brien is settling in nicely at Wrexham. The midfielder says moving to the Cae Ras was a ‘no-brainer’. After a successful loan spell with the Swans, financial constraints meant he couldn’t secure a permanent spot. But with Wrexham now home, O’Brien’s happy with his choice, stating, “It feels right. I wanted somewhere to belong, and this ticks all the boxes.”
And, for those marking their calendars, Swansea’s Carabao Cup clash with Manchester City is set for Wednesday, 29th October, at 7.45 pm. Having knocked out Crawley Town, Plymouth Argyle, and Nottingham Forest, Swans are ready for a big battle!
Stay tuned for more updates and support the Swans as they strive for success! ⚽️🙌
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