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Michu joins Napoli on season-long loan

The Spaniard has joined Napoli on a season-long loan.

Jamie McDonald

Napoli have completed the signing of Swansea attacker Michu on a season-long loan, with the Neapolitan club having the right to make the deal permanent should the 28-year-old impress.

The attacker made a splash in the Premier League after joining Swansea from Rayo Vallecano for for a cut-price £2.2 million in 2012, scoring 18 goals in his first league season. However, he struggled in his second season at the Liberty Stadium, netting just twice in an injury-plagued campaign.

Though Michu struggled last season, he should nevertheless be a useful signing for Napoli. The Spaniard is most comfortable playing as an attacking midfielder, but he’s pretty adept up top too, offering useful depth behind their main central striker Gonzalo Higuaín. Plus, if he doesn’t impress, they can send him packing back to Wales at the end of the season.

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