Swansea City have signed Nottingham Forest midfielder Marko Stamenic for an undisclosed fee which is believed to be more than £2m.
The New Zealand international, 23, has agreed a four-year deal with the option of a further 12 months at the Championship club having spent last season on loan at Greek side Olympiacos.
Stamenic leaves Forest without making a competitive appearance for the Premier League club.
He moved to the City Ground from Serbian side Red Star Belgrade in the summer of 2024 but spent last season on loan at Greek side Olympiacos.
"We've been talking about this move for some time now. I've been told about the plans and the project and I fell in love with it from that first meeting," Stamenic said.
"I am just over the moon that the deal is done."
Stamenic was in the stands last weekend to watch Swansea beat Sheffield United 1-0 and should now come into contention to feature when Alan Sheehan's team host Watford on Saturday.
"Marko is an excellent player, one who has been on our radar for some time, and he will bring us different attributes in our midfield with his physicality and athleticism," Swansea's head coach said.
