Home > Football > Transfer Talk > Championship > Swansea City > News

Swansea City are reportedly unwilling to make a significant loss on striker Borja Baston, despite the club-record signing failing to impress in his first year in England.

Swansea City have reportedly told interested clubs that they will not sell striker Borja Baston for a cut-price fee.

Last summer, the Welsh outfit paid a club-record fee to sign Borja from Atletico Madrid but he endured a disappointing first season in English football.

The 24-year-old made just four starts in the Premier League, with one goal coming in 547 minutes of action despite the forward scoring 18 times in 36 La Liga outings for Eibar during the previous campaign.

It had led to the suggestion that Swansea may look to part ways with the player during the summer, but according to Wales Online, they have no intention of letting him go on the cheap.

Malaga are said to hold an interest in signing Borja, but they will likely have to bid close to £15m for Swansea to entertain a deal at this stage of the transfer window.

ID:300628: cacheID:300628:1false2false3false:QQ:: from db desktop :LenBod:restore:1303:

Restore Data

1

Barcelona 'make opening bid' for Man United, Liverpool target

2

Erik ten Hag 'lays out three demands' for Man United contract

3

Arsenal 'include Premier League striker' on three-man list of Sesko alternatives

4

Next England manager: Who could replace Gareth Southgate after Euro 2024?

5

Liverpool transfer news: Reds star 'turns down' massive Al-Nassr offer

6

Chelsea 'remain in talks' to sign 20-year-old striker

7

Arsenal 'add Champions League winner' to list of Ramsdale replacements

8

Which teams will Man United face in pre-season? When will their preparations begin?

9

Bayern to move for Liverpool defender after Colwill blow?

10

Man Utd 'identify three attacking targets' after Sesko blow