Bournemouth have confirmed the signing of right-back Juanlu Sanchez from Sevilla in a deal that could reach £11.1m.

The 22-year-old brings more than 100 senior appearances to the club after establishing himself in Sevilla's first team, with experience in the Champions League, Uefa Super Cup and La Liga.

The Spaniard is also an Olympic gold medallist with Spain from 2024, where he scored the decisive goal in the semi-final against Morocco before helping his nation defeat France in the final.

"I am very happy, both for me and for my family. We had a lot of desire to come here and finally I can say that I am a player of Bournemouth," Juanlu told the club.

Juanlu will cost an initial £9.4m, with a further £1.7m in add-ons, BBC Sport believes.

Commenting on the signing, Cherries president of football operations Tiago Pinto said: "Juanlu has an excellent level of experience at just 22, and we're really pleased to add him to Marco's squad.

"With Sevilla, he has shown his qualities domestically and in European competitions, so we know of his ability to compete at the top level consistently.

"He is young still and hungry for more, so adds further invaluable characteristics to the squad ahead of the upcoming season.

"We're really looking forward to seeing how he continues to progress here with us and for how he will develop with Marco and the team."

Juanlu is Bournemouth's third signing of the summer after Antonio Silva arrived from Benfica for £25.7m and striker Alvaro Rodriguez joined from Elche, also for £25.7m.

Bournemouth boss Marco Rose is now seeking a backup goalkeeper to challenge Djordje Petrovic as the club continues pre-season ahead of their first-ever Europa League campaign.

Sevilla have expressed interest in striker Enes Unal, whom Bournemouth want to sell, though the Turkey international also has options in Turkey and Saudi Arabia.

Star trio Eli Junior Kroupi, Rayan and Alex Scott are not for sale, according to senior sources at the Vitality Stadium.