Ever wondered how the Swans ended up signing the likes of Andre Ayew, Eder and Federico Fernandez? Here are the answers
Five weeks remain before Swansea City kick-off the Premier League season at champions Chelsea. Five weeks in which Garry Monk can concentrate simply on getting his squad prepared for the new campaign rather than worrying about the transfer window.
Only it's not quite true, just as it's not quite correct to say Swansea got their business done in four weeks ; it's taken them two years.
And while Monk won't be stressing about summer shopping in the build-up to the 2015/2016 season he will be already be discussing transfers for the next window. And the one after that.
It's the way Swansea work and its fair to say its worked well for them.
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Related: What have Swansea’s ‘mini league’ rivals done in the transfer market?
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