Former Swansea City striker Borja Baston has returned to Spain after joining Leganes.
The Spanish striker had left the Swans in January to join Aston Villa a free transfer.
However, appearances at Villa Park were few and far between - with the forward making just two appearances and playing a meagre 18 minutes for the club
As a result, he was released by Villa in June and the 28-year-old has now returned to his homeland with the recently-relegated Leganes.
Baston will be hoping for a change of fortunes to a career that has struggled to live up to the club record £15.5m fee that Swansea splashed out for him back in 2016.
After a strong season on loan with Eibar, Francesco Guidolin signed the striker from Atletico Madrid - with fans in SA1 expecting big things.
However, it didn't work out for Baston at the Liberty Stadium - scoring just once in 20 appearances in his first season at the club.
The following two seasons saw him spend time on loan at Malaga and Alaves - but his scoring touch was still missing, managing just seven goals across the two campaigns.
The start of last season did promise a bit more, with Baston scoring six in 21 appearances under Steve Cooper - but none of the goals came after the month of September, which led to the disappointing move to Villa.
