Where does Galbraith's £10m move rank among Swans' big sales?

Where does Galbraith's £10m move rank among Swans' big sales?Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Ethan Galbraith, 25, has signed with Stoke City for the 2026-27 Championship season.ByLuke HemmingsBBC Sport WalesPublished26 minutes agoCommentsEthan Galbraith's reported £10 million move to Stoke City is one of Swansea City's biggest sales in recent years.The deal places Galbraith alongside Joel Piroe and Ben Davies as Swansea's joint-13th highest sale of all time, while also becoming the club's second-largest sale to another Championship side.Only Joel Piroe's move to Leeds United in 2023, worth an initial £10m and potentially rising to £12m through promotion-related add-ons, sits in a similar bracket among Swansea's departures to same-division rivals.The biggest transfer between two Championship sides is Britt Assombalonga's £15m move from Nottingham Forest to Middlesbrough in 2017.Swansea's Premier League years generated transfer fees that they would find difficult to match in today's transfer market.The club's record departure remains Gylfi Sigurdsson's £45m move to Everton in 2017.Wilfried Bony's £25m switch to Manchester City and Andre Ayew's £20.5m move to West Ham also feature in the top three.Galbraith enters the rankings alongside some notable names.Is £10 Million good business?Viewed purely through a Swansea lens, absolutely.The Swans signed Galbraith for around £1.5m from Leyton Orient only last summer, meaning the club stands to make a profit in excess of £8m after just one season – a significant return.However, modern Championship finances provide an interesting comparison.Relegated Premier League clubs continue to inflate fees and seem to operate in an entirely different market altogether.While Swansea are receiving £10m for Galbraith, last season relegated Southampton reportedly sold Mateus Fernandes for around £35m to West Ham.The recently relegated Irons are now said to be...