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Ousseynou Fall Seck Transfer from Randers to Swansea City
Ousseynou Fall Seck's transfer from Randers FC to Swansea failed because of work permit issues. Søren Pedersen stated that they had nearly completed a significant sale of Fall Seck, but the work permit problems stopped the deal. It was reported that Randers would have received more than 15 million kroner for the Senegalese player, whose intended destination was Wales.
Ousseynou Fall Seck's transfer from Randers FC to Swansea failed because of work permit issues. Søren Pedersen stated that they had nearly completed a significant sale of Fall Seck, but the work permit problems stopped the deal. It was reported that Randers would have received more than 15 million kroner for the Senegalese player, whose intended destination was Wales.
Randers FC and Swansea had an agreement on a price exceeding 15 million kroner for winger Ousseynou Fall Seck. However, Farzam Abolhosseini reports that the deal for Fall Seck might not be completed and is not finalized. Although the clubs had reached an agreement, the deal is not close to completion. Rasmus Bertelsen stated that Fall Seck was leaving because an agreement was in place. Farzam Abolhosseini also states there is a significant chance that Ousseynou Fall Seck will remain at Randers FC when the transfer window closes.
Randers FC and Swansea had an agreement on a price exceeding 15 million kroner for winger Ousseynou Fall Seck. However, Farzam Abolhosseini reports that the deal for Fall Seck might not be completed and is not finalized. Although the clubs had reached an agreement, the deal is not close to completion. Rasmus Bertelsen stated that Fall Seck was leaving because an agreement was in place. Farzam Abolhosseini also states there is a significant chance that Ousseynou Fall Seck will remain at Randers FC when the transfer window closes.
Ousseynou Fall Seck was being considered by Swansea City, but unexpected visa problems mean he is now likely to go elsewhere.
Ousseynou Fall Seck was being considered by Swansea City, but unexpected visa problems mean he is now likely to go elsewhere.
Ousseynou Fall Seck was at Swansea City for the Birmingham City League cup game and was ready to sign, but Randers changed the terms of the deal. As Randers tried to get another million euros, there is little interest from Swansea City in doing any business at this time. Randers have tried to restart negotiations for the deal, but Swansea City have not yet responded to Seck’s continued availability. He strongly desires the move to Swansea. Seck remains at Randers and has been left out of the squad for the last three fixtures, including the game against Copenhagen in the Superliga on the weekend.
Ousseynou Fall Seck was at Swansea City for the Birmingham City League cup game and was ready to sign, but Randers changed the terms of the deal. As Randers tried to get another million euros, there is little interest from Swansea City in doing any business at this time. Randers have tried to restart negotiations for the deal, but Swansea City have not yet responded to Seck’s continued availability. He strongly desires the move to Swansea. Seck remains at Randers and has been left out of the squad for the last three fixtures, including the game against Copenhagen in the Superliga on the weekend.
According to sources who spoke to WalesOnline, Ousseynou Fall Seck wants to join Swansea City. The midfielder is a target for the club this summer as Vitor Matos seeks to strengthen his options in midfield. A fee of approximately £2m has been agreed with Danish side Randers, and personal terms have also been agreed. Sources have emphasized that the deal is not complete, and interest from elsewhere remains a concern. Swansea City are leading the pursuit of the player. It is not considered likely that obtaining a visa will be a problem for Fall Seck, who was not included in Senegal's recent World Cup squad. It is believed that the club's record for developing young players and the opportunity to work with Matos have helped persuade the player to move.
According to sources who spoke to WalesOnline, Ousseynou Fall Seck wants to join Swansea City. The midfielder is a target for the club this summer as Vitor Matos seeks to strengthen his options in midfield. A fee of approximately £2m has been agreed with Danish side Randers, and personal terms have also been agreed. Sources have emphasized that the deal is not complete, and interest from elsewhere remains a concern. Swansea City are leading the pursuit of the player. It is not considered likely that obtaining a visa will be a problem for Fall Seck, who was not included in Senegal's recent World Cup squad. It is believed that the club's record for developing young players and the opportunity to work with Matos have helped persuade the player to move.
There is still a high expectation that Ousseynou Fall Seck will join Swansea City. While there has been some mention of the deal not being close to completion, it is more about resolving details that have surfaced over the past forty-eight hours. A few clubs are trying to disrupt the deal, and the situation should be resolved by early next week.
There is still a high expectation that Ousseynou Fall Seck will join Swansea City. While there has been some mention of the deal not being close to completion, it is more about resolving details that have surfaced over the past forty-eight hours. A few clubs are trying to disrupt the deal, and the situation should be resolved by early next week.
Swansea are interested in Ousseynou Fall Seck, and it is believed that the club are in a good position to complete a deal. However, the player is currently considering his options with offers from several other clubs.
Swansea are interested in Ousseynou Fall Seck, and it is believed that the club are in a good position to complete a deal. However, the player is currently considering his options with offers from several other clubs.
Randers head coach Rasmus Bertelsen has confirmed that midfielder Ousseynou Fall Seck is close to leaving the Danish club. This comes amid a reported bid from Swansea City. A fee of approximately €2m had reportedly been agreed by The Swans for the 19-year-old. Seck was subsequently left out of the squad for the 0-1 defeat to FC Nordsjælland. After the match, Bertelsen stated his belief that a move for the Senegal international was imminent. Seck has three caps for his country. The coach added that he was annoyed by the timing. He also stated that sometimes a club makes an offer with a plan and a transfer fee that necessitates a sale before a player has fully established himself. Seck's contract runs until 30/06/2029. He joined Randers from the Senegalese club AJEL de Rufisque last summer and has made 15 appearances. In August 2026, it was reported that the agreed transfer fee has a base of around £1,500,000 (~€1.8M), which could rise by another £1,000,000 (~€1.2M). This figure can be compared to his Transfermarkt market value of €25,000.
Randers head coach Rasmus Bertelsen has confirmed that midfielder Ousseynou Fall Seck is close to leaving the Danish club. This comes amid a reported bid from Swansea City. A fee of approximately €2m had reportedly been agreed by The Swans for the 19-year-old. Seck was subsequently left out of the squad for the 0-1 defeat to FC Nordsjælland. After the match, Bertelsen stated his belief that a move for the Senegal international was imminent. Seck has three caps for his country. The coach added that he was annoyed by the timing. He also stated that sometimes a club makes an offer with a plan and a transfer fee that necessitates a sale before a player has fully established himself. Seck's contract runs until 30/06/2029. He joined Randers from the Senegalese club AJEL de Rufisque last summer and has made 15 appearances. In August 2026, it was reported that the agreed transfer fee has a base of around £1,500,000 (~€1.8M), which could rise by another £1,000,000 (~€1.2M). This figure can be compared to his Transfermarkt market value of €25,000.
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