Sirius, who are the leaders of the Swedish league, have rejected a £3.3 million bid from Lecce for Scottish striker Robbie Ure. Ure also has Ukrainian citizenship and has generated interest from various parts of Europe due to his performance. The 22-year-old is the country's top scorer with 12 goals, and his club holds a nine-point lead at the top of the table. The offer from the Serie A side included a 30 per cent sell-on clause, and they were the first club to submit an official bid. Sirius believe they can receive at least double that amount for the player. Ure is a Scotland Under 21 player and has three years remaining on his contract. Lecce, who avoided relegation by a narrow margin last season, are considering making an improved offer before the new season in Italy begins. According to Transfermarkt, his current market value is estimated at €5.00m. Rangers, Southampton, and Olympique Lyonnais are other clubs that have recently been linked with a potential transfer for the forward. An offer of €2.5 million from a Ukrainian club was reportedly rejected in January 2026. Sirius reportedly paid €740,000 for Ure in March 2025.