Wednesday 26 July 2017 21:21, UK
Gylfi Sigurdsson has resumed first-team training with Swansea after previously missing the club’s pre-season tour of the United States.
Sigurdsson decided against travelling with the rest of the squad on a 10-day trip to the East Coast earlier this month, with the club stating he was not in "the right frame of mind" to travel.
The 27-year-old has spent the past fortnight training with the Under-23 players amid continuing uncertainty over the influential Icelandic midfielder's future.
Swansea posted a picture of Sigurdsson training with the first-team squad on their official Twitter account on Wednesday evening as Paul Clement's senior squad returned to the club's Fairwood training base.
Sky sources revealed that Swansea had rejected a second bid from Everton for midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson, understood to be £40m, plus an additional £5m in add-ons.
The Swans have always insisted they will not be forced to sell Sigurdsson, a pivotal player for the south Wales side since he joined from Tottenham for £6.8m in July 2014.
Speaking ahead of Thursday's Europa League tie against Slovakians MFK Ruzomberok, Everton boss Ronald Koeman said: "Of course we have interest in the player.
"But I don't know [if we will go back for Sigurdsson]."
