Swansea City have reportedly agreed a €2m deal with Danish club Randers FC for Senegalese midfielder Ousseynou Fall Seck, according to Danish outlet Tipsbladet.dk.
The 19-year-old only arrived at the Superliga club last summer. He was not included in the squad for Sunday's match against FC Nordsjælland, and it is claimed the transfer will be completed pending a medical and agreement over personal terms.
Fall Seck has played 15 games for Randers since joining from Senegalese side AJEL de Rufisque, scoring one goal.
Midfielder search
Speaking after the pre-season win over Leganes, Vitor Matos confirmed Swansea were keen on adding another midfielder to their ranks this summer. This follows the departures of Ethan Galbraith and Liam Cullen, while Malick Yalcouye has returned to parent club Brighton and Hove Albion after his loan spell.
The club had previously tried to sign Charleroi midfielder Yacine Titraoui, but he turned down the move and is reportedly close to joining French side Lens. Reports in Spain similarly suggested Swansea made a bid for Valencia's Andre Almeida, but he too appeared to have reservations about playing in the Championship.
Left-back close
Matos has also confirmed the club are close to landing a new left-back on loan. Swansea had identified a back-up option to Josh Tymon as a key priority this summer, and a breakthrough now seems near.
Swansea have already brought in four new faces this summer: Stephen Welsh, Moussa Yeo, Joseph Opoku and Elijah Just.
