Renato Sanches joins Swansea on season-long loan from Bayern Munich

Swansea have completed the loan signing of Bayern Munich's Renato Sanches.

The midfielder has joined City for the season in a move which reunites him with former Bayern coach Paul Clement, now in charge in south Wales.

Sanches cost Bayern £27.5m in the wake of Portugal's victory at Euro 2016, where he was named young player of the tournament.

But the 20-year-old has started just six Bundesliga games and was made available for loan earlier this summer.

Swansea announced the news in a tweet showing Sanches in conversation with his Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo.

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