Bournemouth are on the verge of completing a deal worth up to £11.1m for Sevilla right-back Juanlu, as new manager Marco Rose continues to shape his squad ahead of a historic season.

The 22-year-old is set to arrive on the south coast on a long-term contract. The fee is structured as an initial £9.4m, with a further £1.7m in performance-related add-ons.

A profile built for Rose's system

Juanlu is a tall, attacking full-back who has already accumulated considerable experience at senior level despite his age. He has earned extensive caps across Spain's youth international programme, underlining his pedigree as a top prospect.

If the deal goes through, Juanlu becomes Bournemouth's third signing of the summer transfer window. The Cherries already secured the arrivals of defender Antonio Silva from Benfica for £26.6m and striker Alvaro Rodriguez from Elche for £25.7m earlier in the window.

Final piece of the squad puzzle

Rose is understood to be targeting only one more addition — a backup goalkeeper capable of pushing Djordje Petrovic for the number one shirt. Beyond that, the Bournemouth head coach appears content with the group at his disposal as pre-season preparations continue.

The stakes are high this summer: Bournemouth are preparing for their first-ever campaign in the UEFA Europa League, marking a landmark moment in the club's history.

Unal future uncertain

Meanwhile, striker Enes Unal's future at the Vitality Stadium remains unclear. Sevilla have registered an interest in the Turkey international, who Bournemouth are willing to sell. However, Unal also has suitors in Turkey and Saudi Arabia, giving him multiple options as he seeks a permanent move this summer.

Despite speculation over other members of the squad, senior club sources confirm that Eli Junior Kroupi, Rayan, and Alex Scott are not available for transfer and will remain at Bournemouth.