Swansea City midfielder Adnan Maric has revealed offers are arriving about a return to Sweden.

Maric, 21, moved to Swans in 2014 from GAIS. Hammarby IF and IF Brommapojkarna have now tried to take him back home.

He told fotbolldirekt.se: "Yes, that's right, they have shown interest and the information I have today they are still interested, but it must be right for me and them to get rid of me.

"I met Hammarby here in Swansea and got a good impression. It was at the end of last season here in England, late last spring. Then they sent here some people who were here watching me. We met and talked a little. Their sports director Jesper Jansson had contact with my agent, then came their chief scout (Mikael Hjelmberg) and met me here. We ate lunch and talked, they were interested in me and I was interested in them.

"Even Brommapojkarna were interested this winter and I was crazy about them, what they are building now is thrilling with Daniel as sports director and a squad that will surprise. They would loan me. But Swansea said no, they did not want to let me go."