Swansea City’s Joma High Performance Centre was officially opened in September 2013 by the then-Premier League executive chairman Richard Scudamore. The £8 million complex is the club’s first purpose-built training ground, which includes:

• Two dedicated expertly-prepared and maintained floodlit grass pitches. ​​

• A full size 3G all-weather pitch and dedicated goalkeeper training area.​​

• Indoor barn, which includes a 3G pitch.​

• State-of-the-art sports and fitness centre, aerobics studio and physiotherapy rooms. ​

• Six modern changing rooms.​​

• Strength and conditioning facilities.​

• Classrooms, offices, meeting room and a lecture theatre with full-match analysis facilities.​

• A dedicated cafeteria and dining hall.​

• A 500-seater stand.

The facility is responsible for developing the next generation of first team players, with the below demonstrating the success of some of Swansea City's academy products.