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Tuesday, 16 July 2013, 19:45
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Sky Sports sources understand Swansea City are interested in Bolton Wanderers defender Marcos Alonso.
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Marcos Alonso: Swansea are in the market for a left-back
The Premier League club are in the market for a left-back and could make a move in the January transfer window when it opens on Tuesday.
Swansea boss Michael Laudrup's son, Andreas, was a youth player at Real Madrid with Alonso.
And that has added to speculation the transfer could materialise in when the market opens in 2013.
Alonso, 22, joined Bolton in 2010 and could welcome the chance to return to the Premier League.
wap deal with ITV. Can't wait to see Stuart Pearce and Roy Keane giving each other the evils.
oe has signed John Scales instead.
oes the medical involve some sort of dressage event?
Napoli striker Edinson Cavani says that he would like to play for one of 'the biggest clubs in the world'.
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