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Report: Stephen Kingsley could look to leave Swansea City with Wolverhampton Wanderers on alert

Norwich's Martin Olsson talks to Cameron Jerome (REUTERS)
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Swansea City have been linked with a move for Norwich City left-back Martin Olsson, which could present Wolverhampton Wanderers with a signing opportunity.

Swansea City left-back Stephen Kingsley could look to leave the Welsh side this month, with Wolverhampton Wanderers a potential destination – according to a report on page 59 of this week’s Sun on Sunday.

Swansea have been tipped to sign Norwich City’s Martin Olsson, who plays in the same position as Kingsley.

And, according to the Sun on Sunday, the Scotland international will seek a move if the Swede arrives at the Liberty Stadium – despite having started nine Premier League fixtures this season – which would put Wolves ‘on alert’.

Swansea City's Stephen Kingsley in action with Hull City's Ryan MasonSwansea City’s Stephen Kingsley (left)

The Championship side are set to have Cameron Borthwick-Jackson recalled by Manchester United, according to reports, which could leave space for Kingsley in Paul Lambert’s squad

The 22-year-old, who joined Swansea from Falkirk in 2014, signed a new four-year deal in July last year, having impressed temporary spells at Yeovil Town and Crewe Alexandra.

Right-footer Matt Doherty has occupied Wolves’s left-back position of late, helping the Molieux outfit record three successive clean sheets.

Wolverhampton Wanderers' Matt Doherty celebrates scoring their second goalWolverhampton Wanderers’ Matt Doherty celebrates

Should Wolverhampton Wanderers move for Kingsley?