Aston Villa in Talks over Exit for “reliable” Player

According to reports, Aston Villa is in discussions to let one of Uni Emery’s starting players depart in the new year.

Aston Villa transfer news

After spending a lot of money on the manager in the summer, NSWE appears prepared to support Emery in the January transfer window by spearheading a significant Aston Villa transfer push.

According to reports, Villa wants to add two strikers to the roster by the start of 2024. of RB Salzburg is one

player that has been connected to the team. It has been reported more recently that Villa has also set their sights on attackers

Kelechi Iheanacho of Leicester City and Timo Werner of RB Leipzig.

With this, it looks like Villa will have a busy start to the New Year as they continue their incredible run for Champions League football under Emery.

But over the next several weeks, some players—including loanee Clement Lenglet—may quit the team. Since joining from

Barcelona, the center defender has battled to get playing time and has been linked to a move to AC Milan. Earlier this month,

AC Milan reached out to the Spanish powerhouses regarding a potential deal.

Clement Lenglet transfer update

In the past 48 hours, Sport Witness has provided an updated transfer update concerning Lenglet’s future at Aston Villa.

It has been reported from Italy that “the negotiations continue” between the three clubs involved—AC Milan, Barcelona, and Aston Villa.

Although it seemed like Villa would not be able to influence the decision to stop the center-back’s season-long loan early, there

seems to be some hesitancy on their part. This suggests that they may be able to influence a possible transaction. Last week, Fabrizio Romano stated:

“Ac Milan has requested information on Lenglet, but nothing is close to being signed about the player’s future at this time. That’s all for now. Let’s see what the club decides to do; they requested to be kept updated. Although it’s very early, the agreement would obviously be struck with Barcelona rather than Aston Villa.”

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