Daily Echo reports that Southampton might offer Ross Stewart a two or three-year contract in the summer. The report also states that the club has an option to extend his stay by an additional year but is also considering a longer contract. Such a deal would involve a lower wage in exchange for long-term security. According to Capology, Stewart's weekly earnings are £20,000. It is also reported that he would likely need to accept a pay cut to remain at Southampton or any other club in the Championship. Stewart is now playing to determine his future at the club for the remainder of the season, and the report suggests that another injury would result in the end of his time there.

Ross Stewart would like to stay at Saints beyond his current deal. Saints have a clause in Stewart’s contract that allows them to extend his stay at St Mary’s by a further year. Stewart said he would love to stay there beyond that but added that he cannot think about it too much.

There is an extension clause in the current deal for Ross Stewart, a 29-year-old Scottish centre-forward. The Saints have the option to extend the deal of the player, who previously played for Sunderland, for an additional year. Stewart signed an initial three-year deal when he joined from the Black Cats for £10m in September 2023. The Scotland international, who has played for his country's national team twice, has made 4 appearances in the Championship this season, scoring 2 goals and providing 2 assists. According to Transfermarkt, his current market value is €2.80m.