Swansea City recently signed Ronald to a deal that will last until 2027, with the possibility of extending it for another 12 months. The head coach of Swansea, Luke Williams, revealed that the club is expanding its search for new players globally in order to compete with the top teams in the Championship.
Instead of focusing solely on the UK market, Swansea is exploring options in Europe and around the world. Williams mentioned that there are talented players globally who would be a good fit for the club. He emphasized that there are limited proven Championship players on their list due to high competition from other clubs. The success of their January signing, Ronald, who became the first Brazilian player for Swansea, has motivated them to continue scouting overseas.
Williams expressed confidence in Ronald’s ability to contribute to the team’s success and possibly facilitate the growth of the squad if he moves on in the future. Ronald, a 23-year-old winger, impressed with three goals in his first 18 Championship appearances before joining Swansea. Before joining Swansea, he had played on loan with a Portuguese club, Estrela da Amadora. Swansea’s recruitment of Ronald was praised by Williams for his skill, age, and potential resale value.
The acquisition of Ronald was a significant achievement in terms of recruitment and potential benefits to the club according to Williams. He highlighted Ronald’s qualities and the value he brings to the team indicating that Swansea made a wise decision in signing him as they continue their search for new global talent.
