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Hungry Hannes Delcroix has high hopes at Swansea City

Swansea City new boy Hannes Delcroix says their possession play will fit him like a glove after arriving on loan from Burnley.

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The LeaguePaper Team
26 January 2025

By Chris Dunlavy

Swansea City new boy Hannes Delcroix says their possession play will fit him like a glove after arriving on loan from Burnley.
The 25-year-old Belgian international - who can play at left-back or centre-back - came through the ranks at Anderlecht under Vincent Kompany, who brought him to England after winning promotion to the Premier League with Burnley in 2023.
Delcroix made 12 topflight appearances for the Clarets but hasn’t featured under Scott Parker this season and is now hoping for more minutes under kindred spirit Luke Williams.
“I think Swansea fits my style of play...

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