FORMER Saints midfielder Andrew Surman is being linked with a return to St Mary’s.
The former academy player left Saints last summer in a £1m switch to Wolves at a time when Saints’ own future was uncertain.
But the 23-year-old failed to make a big impression in the Premiership for Mick McCarthy’s side.
He only made three league starts, including on at Old Trafford when McCarthy came in for huge criticism for fielding a weakened side.
Surman also made four sub appearances in the Premiership, but his last outing of 2009/10 came back in early February.
He made two cup starts for Wolves as well.
The Southampton-raised attacking midfielder made his Saints debut in January 2006 and started 116 Championship games, plus another 17 off the bench.
He scored 15 league goals, including a hat-trick against Barnsley at St Mary’s in February 2007.
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