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Midfielder Jamie Paterson extends his Swansea contract until the summer of 2024

by
Nick Powell
22 June 2022

Jamie Paterson has extended his deal at Swansea until the summer of 2024.
The 30-year-old playmaker scored nine goals and provided as many assists in his first season with the Swans having left Bristol City last summer when his contract expired.
Head coach Russell Martin is pleased to secure Paterson’s long-term future, and told Swansea’s website: “I think it’s a really big signing for us – it almost feels like a new signing.
“I think he deserves it, it’s a reward for his willingness to take on board new ideas. He’s really important in the dressing room in terms of his character, and the energ...

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