Swansea City's Wales winger Cameron Congreve has joined Belgian top-flight side Westerlo for an undisclosed fee.

The Swansea academy product, 22, made his senior debut against Blackpool in March 2022 and made a total of 19 first team appearances, including three league starts.

After spending the 2024-25 season on loan at Bromley he impressed during a loan spell at Scottish Premiership side Dundee last season.

He scored three goals in 36 games for Dundee after scoring six times in 47 appearances during his time at Bromley.

Congreve's form at Dundee earned him win his first senior international caps in the June friendlies against Ghana and Romania.

There had been a feeling that he could also push for a first-team place at Swansea in 2026-27, but the Championship club have instead sanctioned his exit.

The deal, which is believed to be for a seven-figure fee, includes add-ons and a sell-on clause, while Swansea will also be given the option to match any bid from another club should Westerlo agree to sell Congreve at any point.

Swansea sold another Welsh international, Liam Cullen, to Leicester City on Friday.

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