Swansea City defender Neil Taylor has lauded teammate Andre Ayew for his impressive showing in the English Premier League.
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“Before I signed for Swansea, I had offers from big clubs”.
“I think that would be considered a success”.
The 25-year-old has made a promising start to life in Swansea, scoring six goals including one in Saturday’s 2-2 draw with Bournemouth.
“It took a little time but he’s really starting to get into it and when I talk to him he feels at ease, at home and that’s good because I think he really has the qualities to explode in this championship”.
“So I need to work even harder because things are becoming more difficult for me and the team”. I did not want to go to team where I would not play, that would not try to create, score goals.
“Swansea brought me everything that I wanted, whether on a sporting or a financial level, but I am ambitious so we’ll see what happens in the future”.
Garry Monk’s job as Swansea City manager is reportedly safe for the time being, despite fresh claims he was facing the sack at the Liberty Stadium on Monday.
Swansea’s last win came at the Villa Park in September when Ayew’s late strike gave them a 2-1 victory but the former Olympique Marseille star insists things will change very soon.
He said: “Once people get to know you they start to use different tactics to keep you quiet”.
The Frenchman said: “The manager has shown us a lot of support, a lot of confidence, and we’re trying to give it back to him on the pitch”. I’m very happy over there.
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“We believe we have great players, a great squad, a great manager and everything will be okay”.
