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Bony coy on City return
- Updated: September 18, 2016
Wilfried Bony has said he is focused on Stoke and not thinking about a return to Man City when his loan deal ends.
The former Swansea striker joined Stoke on loan for the season on Deadline Day, and made his first appearance for his new club during their 4-0 defeat to Tottenham.
He hopes a run of regular action will help him rediscover the form he showed in south Wales, when he scored 25 Premier League goals in 43 starts, but would not discuss his long-term future at parent club City.
“I spoke to my agent and to Pep [Guardiola], and to me it was clear to have the opportunity to play one season without an injury,” Bony told Sky Sports. “I had the opportunity to come here [to Stoke] and to play, and that was the best thing.
“I have a contract with Man City. I am on loan here and I want to do my best, so I am …
