Cherries Target Jordan Ayew

Jordan Ayew continues to get many suitors for his services after Bournemouth joined West Ham United for the services of the Ghanaian import.

The former Marseilles and FC Lorient attacker joined Aston Villa at the start of the season, but, his impressive outings for the relegated club seems to have found him an escape route.

Slaven Bilic’s high flying Hammers are in pole position for the services of the talented Jordan as a replacement for the uncertain Shieku Kouyati.

The Hammers have however been joined by Eddie Howes Cherries side after the Premiership newbies confirmed their safety in the top flight.

Jordan impressed many fanatics of the game with his quick feet on his arrival from Lorient in the summer of 2015.

The 24 year old endured a slow start to the season before racking in five impressive strikes for Aston Villa en route to their demotion.

Villa ended a 28 year spell in the Premiership with a 1-0 defeat at Manchester United after a torrid start to the season.

Jordan Ayew will however have to accept a slice in salary to continue his Premiership career or follow Aston Villa to the Coca Cola Championship.

The relegated Villa look set to hire the services of former Leicester City trainer Nigel Pearson ahead of the 2016/17 football season.

Cherries Target Jordan Ayew

Fine: Atsu"s Bournemouth In Trouble With The Law

Atsu’s English Club To Be Fined For Overspending

 

New premier league side, AFC Bournemouth have found themselves in trouble with the law after the Football league found the Cherries guilty for breaking financial fair play rules during the 2014/15 championship season.

 

The Cherries won promotion to the Premier League along with Norwich city and Watford. The south coast club qualified to the premier league for the first time in their history in 2014-15 but did so exceeding the maximum adjusted loss of £6million set by FFP rules in 2012.

Bournemouth will receive a fine from the governing body and avoid a transfer embargo, the amount of which is yet to be revealed. The club are in talks with the Football League in a bid to reach a “satisfactory outcome”.

Championship Winner celebrating Promotion with open bus Parades

A statement on their official website read: “AFC Bournemouth is fully aware of the Football League’s proposed financial sanction relating to Financial Fair Play and is currently engaged in positive dialogue with the Football League to reach a satisfactory outcome.

“The club will update supporters when an outcome has been reached and will not be making any further comment at this moment in time.”

Fine: Atsu"s Bournemouth In Trouble With The Law