Canadian World Cup Hero Stephen Eustaquio Signs with Swansea City
- Stephen Eustaquio signed with Swansea City in the English Championship, as announced on Thursday.
- The 29-year-old joined Swansea from Portuguese club Porto on a two-year contract with an option for a third season.
- Eustaquio scored the stoppage-time winning goal for Canada in a 1-0 victory over South Africa in the World Cup round of 32.
- He cited the opportunity to work with Swansea's head coach Vitor Matos, formerly of Porto, as a major reason for the move.
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Canadian World Cup hero Stephen Eustaquio signs with Swansea City
Stephen Eustaquio didn't need much convincing when the opportunity came to join Swansea City. Fresh off helping Canada reach the knockout stage of the World Cup for the first time, the midfielder was drawn by the chance to help the Welsh club chase a return to the Premier League — and reunite with a familiar coach
The Canadian community Stephen Eustaquio joined the Welsh club in Swansea City AFC, in the second English division.
The Canadian midfielder will bring in four million euros for the "dragons," who retain the right to 10% of the earnings from any future transfer.
Canada World Cup star Stephen Eustáquio signs for Swansea City from Porto
The midfielder who captained Canada for much of their historic home World Cup has agreed a deal to 2028, and could make his debut at Derby on Saturday. The post SWANS: Canada World Cup hero Stephen Eustáquio signs from Porto appeared first on Swansea Bay News.
Swansea City signs Canadian international Stephen Eustáquio from Porto on two-year deal
Eustquio's move to Swansea could rejuvenate his career while providing the club with experienced international talent to boost their midfield. The post Swansea City signs Canadian international Stephen Eustáquio from Porto on two-year deal appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Canadian international footballer Stephen Eustáquio leaves FC Porto to head to Swansea City, the second English division, in a business that allows the 'dragons' a fixed fit of four million euros (ME), confirmed today the Portuguese emblem.
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