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Two-year deal sends Canadian Stephen Eustaquio to Swansea City

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Two-year deal sends Canadian Stephen Eustaquio to Swansea City

Canadian midfielder Stephen Eustaquio, 29, has signed a two-year deal with Wales‑based Swansea City, announced on Thursday, after the EFL Championship club completed a transaction with Portugal’s Porto. The move follows his loan spell at Los Angeles FC and adds to his growing résumé after featuring in all five of Canada's World Cup matches. (AP Photo/Abby Parr)

Deal details and career path

Swansea City confirmed the agreement with Porto on Thursday, securing the Canadian international's services for the upcoming season. The Wales‑based squad will integrate Eustaquio into its midfield roster as part of its EFL Championship campaign.

Eustaquio, 29, will be under contract for two years, providing stability for both player and club. The two‑year term reflects the club’s confidence in his experience and versatility.

The midfielder originally joined Pprto in 2022, before spending the first half of the current MLS season on loan at Los Angeles FC. His stint in the United States’ top division added American soccer exposure to his résumé.

Eustaquio has earned 61 caps for Canada, featuring in every match of the nation’s World Cup campaign. His presence was pivotal throughout the tournament, including the Group B clash against Qatar in Vancouver, British Columbia, on June 18, 2026.

He scored the lone goal in Canada’s knockout‑round victory over South Africa, securing the team’s progress in the competition. The strike highlighted his knack for delivering in high‑pressure moments.

The announcement described Stephen Eustaquio as being "on the move", underscoring the significance of the transfer for both player and club.

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