Bony Lined Up To Replace Suarez - Why The Ivorian Could Add Firepower To The Reds' Attack

One thing Wilfried Bony has proven he can do over the last few years is score goals.  With Luis Suarez having left Anfield for Barcelona, Talksport have reported that Liverpool are considering replacing the Uruguayan’s attacking threat by signing Swansea's Ivorian striker.

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Premier League summer spending sprees not quite coming off, yet?

This summer we saw cash splashed around like no other. What was particularly unusual was that it was not just the big boys who opened up their wallets but also a large proportion of the sides who make up the rest of the league.

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Can Swansea's Success Story Continue?

Swansea City won their first major trophy last season after picking up the Capital One Cup in February, and although they are unlikely to win another, it doesn’t mean things can’t get better for the Welsh club. Teams such as Aston Villa and Newcastle United, who have been top half sides for most of the Premiership era, have slipped away over the last few years – the exception being the Toon’s 2011/2012 campaign - so can Michael Laudrup’s establish themselves as a top half club?

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Where Is The New Generation Of African Superstars?

With the careers of Didier Drogba, Samuel E’too and Michael Essien all winding down – the question has to be asked; where are the next generation of African superstars?

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Who will flop and who will not in the Premier League this season

We're into the final straight, the last 100m, the final furlong, the end stage. 

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Swansea ready for new challenges

With the club announcing the record purchase of Ivorian striker Wilfried Bony from Vitesse Arnhem, what can we hope to see from Michael Laudrup's team this season and will they be able to mount a serious challenge for the Europa League?

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Mid table clubs spending top end money - Good or bad for the Premier League?

The imminent signings of Wilfried Bony at Swansea and Victor Wanyama for Southampton have perhaps served to underline how competitive the Premier League is going to be in the upcoming season.

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£10m striker move highlights startling Swansea rise

If you had suggested to anyone related to Swansea City a decade ago that they would be close to smashing the clubs transfer record with a £10 million signing you would have most certainly been accused of tasting too much of the silly sauce.

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Wilfried Bony could be an absolute master stroke at Swansea

It seems a given that Wilfried Bony will join Swansea this summer, in my eyes, this could be a an absolute coup for Micahel Laudrup and Swansea.

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Swansea target moves closer, but is he suited to them?

Bony’s potential move to Swansea is edging closer for what’s reported as a £10.2 million move, but is the Ivorian right for Swansea? His 37 goals in 36 games would certainly suggest so.

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Euro Roundup: Holland (video)

With just 8 games remaining, we look set for one of the most dramatic finishes to the Eredivisie in recent memory. PSV's 2-1 defeat to Heerenveen on Saturday means that four teams are separated by only 3 points at the top of the table.

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Wilfried Bony: The man to ease West Ham's striking concerns (Video)

Whenever a team makes the leap from Championship to Premier League, the need to strengthen the squad is certainly high.

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Five players to watch at the AFCON

Ah the return of international tournament football can only mean one thing – matches in the mid afternoon, much like the European Championship or the World. Except the African Cup of Nations is, unsurprisingly, held in Africa.

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Wilfried Bony: Another striker on Spurs' radar (Video)

Any die hard football fan will tell you that it would've been harsh to deny Tottenham Hotspur at least a point during their recent 1-1 draw with Manchester United.

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