1 Wilfried Bony, Swansea to Manchester City Manchester City’s lack striking depth was highlighted in December when Manuel Pellegrini was forced to field David Silva and James Milner up front, so £28m Bony was a logical addition to provide competition for Edin Dzeko and Stevan Jovetic as Sergio Agüero’s strike partner. The Premier League’s top goalscorer in the calendar year of 2014, Bony will play a slightly different role with Manchester City, probably coming towards the ball more to allow Agüero to sprint in behind. While renowned for his strength, Bony’s link-up play is impressive, which might become more obvious at City. 2 Enzo Pérez, Benfica to Valencia...
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