Bony desperate to leave Vitesse

Feb 24, 2013 12:09:00 PM

The Eredivisie's top scorer could be on his way out of the GelreDome before Thursday, following his admission that his agent is currently speaking to several clubs

Wilfried Bony has admitted that he wants to leave Vitesse "as soon as possible" after suggesting that he may have played his last match for the Arnhem outfit.

The Cote d'Ivoire striker is leading the goalscoring charts in the Netherlands this season and recently took his tally for the campaign to 22, thanks to a hat-trick in Saturday's 5-3 victory over Heracles.

But in a shock revelation, the former Sparta Prague star claimed that he is ready to leave the club and will waste no time in securing a move away if he is presented with the right offer.

"If I have a chance to leave, I'll do so as soon as possible," Bony told Eredivisie Live. "My agent is in contact with several clubs.

"If I knew who they were, I would have told you. I only know that one of them is a club from Russia. I have maybe played my last match in the Eredivisie."

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