In an interview with Sky Sports last week, Wilfried Bony, author of 24  goals over 47 games at Swansea all competitions this season, issued the desire to move to a big club next season. A call that did not remain unanswered.

After Arsenal, it is the turn of Borussia Dortmund and AS Monaco to express their interest in the Ivorian striker. According to the Mirror Sport, the German club, which has already signed Adrian Ramos is stil in search of a second striker after Lewandowski.

For its part, the club of the Principality could already find a replacement for Lacina Traoré, whose loan to Everton could continue.

If he should leave the club, it will not at any price. According to the Mirror, his departure could bring nearly 25 million Euros to the Welsh club.