Zan Vipotnik's future at Swansea City hangs in the balance as the 24-year-old striker prepares for what might be his final appearance against Charlton Athletic. With 23 league goals this season, six more than any other Championship player, the Slovenian forward is almost certain to win the Championship golden boot, making him prime transfer target for clubs across Europe.

History shows top Championship scorers rarely stay unless their team achieves promotion. Recent examples include Emmanuel Latte Lath's £22.5m move and Viktor Gyokeres' £20m transfer after stellar second-tier campaigns. Swansea landed Vipotnik on a free transfer from Bordeaux after their financial collapse, and the club will demand substantial compensation if they're to part with their star striker.

Vipotnik has openly expressed his ambition to play in the Premier League, whether with Swansea or another club. After rejecting cut-price interest last summer, Swansea strengthened their position by giving him an improved contract in March. Portuguese media reports link Jose Mourinho's Benfica and Sporting CP with potential summer bids, while Championship and lower Premier League clubs also monitor the situation closely.