Denis Bouanga, the French-Gabonese forward for LAFC, like other players, became mysterious about his future by posting a message on his social networks that opened speculation as to whether will accept América's offer to play in Liga MX as other MLS players have done.

Buonga, who in the last Club World Cup qualifying game against the Americanista team that is now seeking his services, drove them crazy for being the factor that catapulted LAFC to the World Cup, began to attract the attention of the Eagles' management, who already approached him to ask the cost of the transfer and at first they seemed to back down.

But now faced with the displeasure of their fans for betting on reinforcements as they say colloquially like José "Pantera" Zuniga and Alexis Gutiérrez, they have turned to Major League Soccer in order to close the deal for the services of the Los Angeles squad's forward.

Bounga sounds strong in Coapa

The truth is that the name of Denis Bouanga has sounded strong in the Americanista organization and that has generated an unusual interest in the services of the 30-year-old African attacker and although the cost of his transfer would exceed 15 million dollars, there is interest from the Americanistas and other teams for his services.

Bounga's football and physical conditions call attention, especially with his performance in recent seasons that has been increasing and could undoubtedly be of great help to teams interested in risking an investment for the Euro-African player.

The statement that excites the fans of America

While it is true that after the first negotiation everything was put on hold due to the high price that the Franco-Gabonese was valued at, now the Americanista fans have become excited again, especially after the message he published on his social networks.

“Whatever has to happen regarding my future, will happen, That's what I think. For now, I'm just trying to focus here because I have a game every four days," Bouanga said at a press conference.

The truth is that America's board is in a hurry to sign forwards, especially after it was announced that Uruguayan Brian Rodriguez could leave the team. If you add to that Henry Martin's injury and the lack of knowledge of when he will be 100 percent fit, the Aguilas' attack requires an injection of quality.