It’s been another rough start to the season for Swansea City. The Welsh club sit uncomfortably in the relegation zone having won just two in 13.
Paul Clement still believes he’s the man to take them forward, and the board are seemingly sticking with him. Tony Pulis has been rumoured to be interested in the job and Clement is the favourite amongst football betting teams to be sacked next in the Premier League.
Either way, work in the January transfer window is needed, and rumours are flying about who could make their way to the Liberty Stadium in the new year…
Santiago Arias
The full back areas are definitely in need of improvement at Swansea and they seem keen on making a move for PSV right back Santiago Arias.
The 25-year-old has been plying his trade in the Dutch Eredivisie since 2013 and has notched up 134 appearances for his club.
He’s highly regarded in his home nation of Colombia and a move to the Premier League is high on his agenda.
The Swans were put off by a £12million price tag in the summer, but times are a little more desperate now.
Jonathan Viera
Speaking of desperate, the Swansea attack is in dire need of talent. Having lost Gylfi Sigurdsson and Fernando Llorente in the summer, they’ve not really replaced their goals.
The return of Wilfried Bony has failed to set the world alight, so a new face, or a few, will be vital in January.
It’ll be make or break for the man in charge when it comes to buying new attackers. Jonathan Viera of Las Palmas seems the most likely man to turn to.
He was called up to the Spain squad recently but a £30million release clause could prove to be a sticking point.
The 28-year-old was linked with a move in the summer but nothing materialised, will it be a case of same again?
Vincent Aboubakar
Another player who was linked with signing for the Swans in the summer is Vincent Aboubakar.
The Porto man is dead set on a move to England and his form will make him a wanted man this January.
The Cameroonian forward has 14 goals in 16 games for the Portuguese outfit, goals that’d be vital for Paul Clement’s men.
He’s shown an interest in the club, the club now need to go and get him.
Paul Clement still believes he’s the man to take them forward, and the board are seemingly sticking with him. Tony Pulis has been rumoured to be interested in the job and Clement is the favourite amongst football betting teams to be sacked next in the Premier League.
Either way, work in the January transfer window is needed, and rumours are flying about who could make their way to the Liberty Stadium in the new year…
Santiago Arias
The full back areas are definitely in need of improvement at Swansea and they seem keen on making a move for PSV right back Santiago Arias.
The 25-year-old has been plying his trade in the Dutch Eredivisie since 2013 and has notched up 134 appearances for his club.
He’s highly regarded in his home nation of Colombia and a move to the Premier League is high on his agenda.
The Swans were put off by a £12million price tag in the summer, but times are a little more desperate now.
Jonathan Viera
Speaking of desperate, the Swansea attack is in dire need of talent. Having lost Gylfi Sigurdsson and Fernando Llorente in the summer, they’ve not really replaced their goals.
The return of Wilfried Bony has failed to set the world alight, so a new face, or a few, will be vital in January.
It’ll be make or break for the man in charge when it comes to buying new attackers. Jonathan Viera of Las Palmas seems the most likely man to turn to.
He was called up to the Spain squad recently but a £30million release clause could prove to be a sticking point.
The 28-year-old was linked with a move in the summer but nothing materialised, will it be a case of same again?
Vincent Aboubakar
Another player who was linked with signing for the Swans in the summer is Vincent Aboubakar.
The Porto man is dead set on a move to England and his form will make him a wanted man this January.
The Cameroonian forward has 14 goals in 16 games for the Portuguese outfit, goals that’d be vital for Paul Clement’s men.
He’s shown an interest in the club, the club now need to go and get him.
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