Spanish striker Alvaro Vazquez has joined Swansea City on a season-long loan deal from Getafe.
Vazquez, 22, has completed the move with a view to earning a permanent contract with Michael Laudrup's Premier League side.
The forward is a Spain international at youth level and was a member of the squad that won the UEFA Under-21 European Championship earlier this year.
"Vazquez is a young player I know from his time at Espanyol and now Getafe," Laudrup told the club's official website.
"He is a little different to the strikers we have and has the characteristics we have been looking for. He will give us a different option."
Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins was also pleased with the confirmation of the deal.
"He is a young player with plenty of potential," he said.
"He has already done well out in Spain and looks like the right signing for us at this stage."
​Vazquez, who joined Getafe in 2012 from Espanyol, scored four goals in 29 matches last season.
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