Ross Stewart feels Sunderland is the right club for him, according to Tony Mowbray. And the Black Cats boss believes Stewart's goals can power Sunderland back towards the Premier League in the years ahead.
Stewart scored 26 goals goals last term as the Wearsiders won promotion from League One, and he had scored five goals in seven games in the Championship before suffering a thigh injury at the beginning of September. The Scot's goals have alerted other clubs in England and in Scotland but he is under contract for the remainder of this season, with Sunderland having the option to extend his stay for a further year, and earlier this month sporting director Kristjaan Speakman confirmed that discussions over a new deal have been taking place since the Spring.
Mowbray has also spoken to Stewart and he feels the 26-year-old is happy at Sunderland. "Ross is good," said Mowbray.
