Bournemouth in advanced talks to sign Juanlu after Antonio Silva dealBournemouth are closing in on the signing of Spanish defender Juanlu Sanchez.According to the BBC, Bournemouth are set to agree a deal worth around 11 million for the right back, who has impressed during his time in La Liga.The Cherries qualified for the Europa League last season and are gearing up for their first-ever appearance in Europes second-tier competition.New manager Marco Rose is still trying to build a squad capable of competing both domestically and in Europe, and Bournemouth are ready to back him properly in the transfer market.Bournemouth have agreed a package worth an initial 9.4m, with a further 1.7m in performance-related add-ons.The 22-year-old is also expected to sign a long-term contract with the Cherries, while an official announcement isnt too far away.Rose has gotten his Bournemouth spell off to the best possible start, leading the Cherries to consecutive wins in their pre-season games against German duo St. Pauli and Augsburg.However, Bournemouth understand that there are still a couple of areas in the squad that could do with more bodies, and Juanlu is expected to provide depth and quality at right back.Juanlu arrives with an impressive amount of experience for someone his age.He was a mainstay in Sevillas backline last season, featuring in 32 of the clubs 38 La Liga matches and contributing to their 13th-placed finish with three assists.The Spaniard also created five big chances and won 56% of his total duels. Juanlu is naturally a right-back, but his versatility helps him to cover in other areas when required.He has also been used as a winger and in midfield, making him a valuable option for Bournemouth.Juanlu is set to become Bournemouths third signing of the summer transfer window.The Cherries have already brought in Portuguese centre-back Antonio Silva from Benfica in a deal worth 25.7m before adding striker Alvaro Rodrguez from Elche for the same fee.With those major additions almost complete, Bournemouth are now searching for a backup goalkeeper who can compete with first-choice keeper Djordje Petrovic throughout the season.Meanwhile, Bournemouth are also facing a battle to keep some of their best players, with Alex Scott and Rayan drawing significant interest from Premier League rivals.