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Belfast Telegraph
20-05-2025
- Sport
- Belfast Telegraph
Glens chief: The return of Stewart shows our ambition
Ex-Linfield ace admits he must earn trust of fans in second stint at Oval Glentoran Sporting Director Paul Millar insists that bringing former Linfield winger Jordan Stewart back to The Oval 'speaks volumes about the ambition of the club and the determination to compete for major honours'. Stewart's return to the Glens on a two year deal with an option for a third season, following his exit from Crusaders earlier this month, brought a mixed reaction from supporters due to his previous association with Big Two rivals Linfield where he won multiple titles and cup competitions.
BBC News
19-05-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Stewart agrees to second spell at Glentoran
Winger Jordan Stewart has returned to Glentoran on a two-year deal after 10 seasons away from the 30-year-old came through the ranks at the east Belfast club and made his debut for the Glens in winning the Irish Cup in 2015, he made the move to Swindon Town that summer and spent two years with the Robins before returning to the Irish Premiership with Glentoran's fierce rivals Linfield. He spent seven seasons at Windsor Park, winning the league on four occasions, with his final campaign including a loan spell at Glenavon. After representing Crusaders last season, Stewart said he will be back at Glentoran with "a real drive to make an impact"."I'm absolutely buzzing to be back," he told Glentoran's official website. "This is where my football journey began - the club that gave me my first opportunity in senior football and played a huge part in shaping my career. "I had a great first spell here, but I've returned with even more hunger and a real drive to make an impact."I know I've got to earn the trust of the Glentoran fans again and the best way to do that is by working hard and letting my football do the talking."Glentoran have already confirmed that Scottish midfielder Liam Burt will join the club ahead of next season, with Fuad Sule, Kodi Lyons-Foster, Niall McGinn and Jay Donnelly among those to depart.
