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Foundations now in place at Swansea - Gorringe

Foundations now in place at Swansea - Gorringe
BBC Sport Thursday 06 August 2026, 11:00 UTC 1 min read
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Chief executive Tom Gorringe says Swansea City are now on track to compete for a return to the Premier League.

Chief executive Tom Gorringe says Swansea City are now on track to compete for a return to the Premier League.
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