Newcastle United target Wilfried Bony is set to sign for Swansea according to the player’s agent Francis Kacou, however the news from his current club Vitesse Arnham is somewhat different. The Ivory Coast international scored 31 goals in 30 games last season for Vitesse (46 in 63 during his career) and has been linked with moves to Newcastle, Sunderland, Anzhi and Arsenal as well as Swansea City.
Kacou told Dutch newspaper de Gelderlander;
"Bony will go to Swansea. For how many years? We still have to work out that part. Hopefully more will be clear today."
However, the Vitesse official site ran the following statement;
"Various media have reported that Wilfried Bony is to transfer to Premier League club Swansea City. This message is incorrect.
There is admittedly much interest in the striker, the top scorer in the Eredivisie last season, and Swansea City are one of the interested clubs. However, a transfer is not the case."
Despite the statement reports continue to suggest that Swansea are winning the race and have agreed a £10m deal for the 24 year old striker which will be wrapped up in days.
This wouldn't have been all that surprising last season , but now its even less so ! Why would a striker like that even look at Newcastle ? Low pay in comparison to other offers and the guy responsible for negotiating probably can't even get his name right
I just hope the bent rumours are not true if kinnear can screw his name up and scupper any deal that would go some way to making his appointment a little more easy to swallow
its just agents being agents they are trying to start a bidding war for him, im nit that bothered if we miss out on him we lookedat him in january and decided he didn't have the attributes to be a success in the epl! I know he has score afew goals in holland but all I can ssy is anita was one of the best midfielders in that league when we bought him.
added on to that we will lose him to the acn every other year
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