Wilfried Bony may have scored a couple of goals against the big sides in the Premier League last year, and he may have recorded a tally of 16 goals in 34 games in his debut season for Swansea, but he is not the striker for Liverpool, in my opinion.
Manchester United are in desperate need of an overhaul this summer in order to regain their label of Premier League title contenders, and this is how I would go about my business if I was in charge of the club.
Liverpool need a couple of tweaks this summer in order to fight for the Premier League trophy next season. They came within touching distance last time round but their defence let them down, so here is how I would go about my transfer business if I were Brendan Rodgers.
With reports that Arsenal are in talks with Loic Remy about a potential summer move, here are three players who could follow him to the Emirates this summer.
Arsenal are said to be tracking Southampton star Morgan Schneiderlin ahead of a £12m bid this summer. The French midfielder has been one of Saints’ key players since their promotion back to the Premier League and is said to be ready for a jump to a Champions League side. Here’s what they will be getting should they land the 24-year-old.
Arsenal fans have known that Bacary Sagna was on his way out for some time now, but it seems to have actually happened. The Gunners’ right-back runs out of contract this summer and has apparently agreed a three-year deal with Manchester City worth £140,000-per-week. Arsenal’s loss is certainly City’s gain.
When David Moyes came into the club he was expected to make some big signings to keep the success coming into Manchester United. The only signing he made last summer was Marouane Fellaini, who followed him from Everton in a deal worth £27.5 million, but reports are suggesting the Red Devils will let him go for just £15 million a year later.
Arsenal have been in talks with Loic Remy about a potential summer move to the Emirates, if you are to believe the Daily Mail. Here is why he is the perfect striker for the Gunners.