Swansea's assertion that Iceland midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson has signed for the club wrong says Hoffenheim A Swansea City statement earlier this week said the club was delighted to have agreed terms with the player and club following Sigurdsson's hugely successful loan spell last season. It was believed the 22-year-old would be joining the Swans" for a fee of £6.8million subject to a medical. However, on the day that Brendan Rodgers is due to complete his move to Liverpool, the Bundesliga club has reacted angrily to the initial story coming out of south Wales, claiming that contracts have not been signed. They told Telegraph Sport that Sigurdsson remains a Hoffenheim player and is due back in pre-season training next month. Communications manager Holger Tromp said: "Gylfi is a player with a regular contract in Hoffenheim and we expect him to be back in training on June 18th.