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Swansea City could make Jonathan de Guzman swoop as player's agent refuses to rule out possible switch
09:19, 13 JAN 2016 UPDATED 09:20, 13 JAN 2016
BY CHRIS WATHAN
De Guzman impressed during two successive season-long loan spells with the Swans before joining Serie A giants Napoli



Jonathan de Guzman’s agent has refused to rule out a Swansea City swoop for the former loan star as they eye up a replacement for Jonjo Shelvey.

De Guzman impressed during two successive season-long loan spells with the Swans before joining Serie A giants Napoli from parent club Villarreal.

But having been frozen out of the Stadio San Paolo side’s plans this season, it has opened the door for a shock return move – with the Dutch playmaker’s agent admitting there is interest from the Premier League.

De Guzman, who featured for the Netherlands side who reached the semi-finals of the 2014 World Cup, could be available on the cheap with suggestions Napoli would be willing to release him from his contract.

And Fabio Parisi has claimed he will be with another club by the time he recovers from a minor groin operation.

“He’ll resume training within 10 days, though probably not with Napoli,” Fabio Parisi told Italian reporters.

“I’m working with (Napoli sporting director Cristiano) Giuntoli. There are several solutions, but he’s likely to resume training with another team.

“I think there will be several options abroad, in the Premier League.”

Asked directly about Swansea, Parisi said: “We’re working on several fronts, he has many admirers, and with a bit of calm we’ll decide everything.”

De Guzman had been lined up for a permanent switch to the Liberty in 2014 only for the club to pull out of a deal when he delayed negotiations over a £7m move.

While there were questions of the former Feyenoord man’s work-rate during his time in South Wales, the set-piece specialist would provide creativity and plug a gap left by Jonjo Shelvey’s £12m move to Newcastle.

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DE GUZMAN DEAL CLOSE

Sky sources understand a deal to bring Jonathan de Guzman back to Swansea is moving closer.

The Dutchman is currently at Serie A side Napoli, recovering from minor groin surgery.

De Guzman spent both the 2012/13 and 2013/14 season on loan at Swansea.

Jonathan de Guzman close to sealing return to Swansea

By Sky Sports News HQ
Last Updated: 14/01/16 2:16pm



Napoli midfielder Jonathan de Guzman is closing in on a return to Swansea City, according to Sky sources.

The 28-year-old spent the 2012-13 and 2013-14 campaigns on loan at Swansea before completing a permanent move from Villarreal to Napoli in August 2014.

De Guzman, who has two-and-a-half years remaining on his current contract with the Serie A club, is currently recovering from minor groin surgery.

The nature of the deal to bring De Guzman back to the Liberty Stadium is not yet known.

Swansea manager Alan Curtis is keen to bolster his squad after allowing midfielder Jonjo Shelvey to join Newcastle on Wednesday for a fee Sky sources understand to be in the region of £12m.

During his first spell with Swansea, De Guzman made 95 appearances and scored 16 times, playing a major role in the 2013 League Cup winning team.

De Guzman scored twice in the 5-0 final victory over Bradford City at Wembley to help Swansea win the first major trophy in their history.

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CURTIS WANTS DE GUZMAN

Former Swansea midfielder Jonathan de Guzman has been reportedly linked with a return to the club from Napoli and interim boss Alan Curtis admitted he would like to see him back in south Wales.

"Like all clubs, I think we need to spruce the squad up and get some new faces in," said Curtis.

"A striker would probably be the main priority but it could be other positions as well. Jonathan [De Guzman] is one of a list of names of players that I've seen.

"Jonathan is a player we know and it makes sense to bring players in you have some sort of knowledge of."