CHERRIES travel to Swansea City in the Premier League tomorrow (3pm). Here, we take a look at the Welsh side's danger men.
JEFFERSON MONTERO
The dazzling winger has gone from strength to strength since netting his first goal for Swans in a friendly against Cherries at Dean Court in August 2014 following his arrival from Mexican club Morelia.
He has the knack of being able to humiliate and torment full-backs with his nifty footwork and has been dubbed as the top-flight’s king of dribblers.
The 25-year-old played 90 minutes for Ecuador as they beat Uruguay 2-1 in a World Cup qualifier last week and scored one and set up another as Ecuador beat Venezuela 3-1 in another qualifier on Tuesday.
JONJO SHELVEY
Ever present in the Swansea midfield in the Premier League this season, the 23-year-old also featured in England’s Euro 2016 qualifying campaign.
In September, he returned to the international fold following a three-year absence and became the first player to be capped for England while playing for Swansea when he starred in the 6-0 win against San Marino.
A £5m signing from Liverpool in 2013 after moving to Anfield from Charlton, Essex-born Shelvey is a gifted playmaker and creator of goals but is also prone to a lack of discipline.
ANDRE AYEW
A free agent after leaving Marseille, the club he had joined as a youth, Ayew quickly heralded his arrival by winning August's Premier League player of the month award having scored in Swans’ 2-2 draw at Chelsea and in the 2-1 win over Manchester United.
Skilful, tenacious and with excellent technique, the 25-year-old Ghanaian is Swans’ top scorer with five goals and one assist from his first 10 Premier League appearances.
Despite fears over a knee injury, Ayew played in both legs as Ghana beat Comoros 2-0 on aggregate in their second round World Cup qualifier during the international break.
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