Elijah Just has completed a record-breaking transfer from Motherwell to Swansea.
The New Zealand playmaker has left Fir Park to join the Welsh side on a three-year deal with the option for a further 12 months.
Just was a standout performer in the Scottish Premiership last season and further caught the eye at the World Cup this summer.
Celtic had been linked with a move for the midfielder but Swansea City landed Just as Motherwell negotiated a record fee plus add-ons.
A club statement detailed: "Despite this being a new club-record fee for the club, the overall fee will remain undisclosed under the terms of the agreement with Swansea.
"The fee sets a new record sale for the club, with a number of add-ons included in the agreement that could see this rise in the future."
Reports have suggested the fee is in the region of £6m.
“I want to wish Elijah all the very best for the future,” Chief Executive Brian Caldwell said.
“His 12 months at the club will be remembered fondly by everyone, and he is a humble and genuine person who deserves every success.
“As a club, this move marks another hugely successful moment for our overall strategy. Setting a new record sale for the second time in the space of 11 months is down to the hard work of all the football staff involved at the club.
“Elijah is our fourth player sale during this summer window, and we have been working tirelessly to strengthen the squad going into a hugely competitive and important part of our season. Bringing five players in so far, we’ll continue to work on improving the squad ahead of the window closing.”
