Aston Villa and Crystal Palace are tracking Luton Town defender Gabriel Osho, who has impressed since returning from injury.

Aston Villa and Crystal Palace are tracking Luton Town defender Gabriel Osho, who has impressed since returning from injury.

Aston Villa and Crystal Palace are reportedly interested in signing Gabriel Osho, a defender, according to Give Me Sport. After recovering from an injury, the 25-year-old defender has been making an impression with Luton Town and may be the subject of several Premier League offers.

Aston Villa and Crystal Palace keen on Gabriel Osho

Luton Town did appear done and dusted in the Premier League after their disastrous start to the season, which made them outright favorites for relegation. Yet, Rob Edwards has his players to thank for the revival, and they are now firmly in the fight to survive.

A player that has demonstrated his value is Gabriel Osho, a 25-year-old defender. In the nine games that he has played in, the center defender has helped his club score ten points; without him, Luton Town has only scored half as many points.

Aston Villa and Crystal Palace are now interested in Osho; the Premier League teams are keeping tabs on him and may approach. Given that he is among the key players Luton Town is depending on to stay in the league, they will most likely reject any approaches.

Aston Villa are looking for defensive reinforcements for a number of reasons. For starters, Unai Emery will want a new addition to shore up the backline, although they could also look for a replacement for on-loan Barcelona star Clement Lenglet.

Crystal Palace are surely keen on bringing in an option good enough to help Roy Hodgson rotate one of Joachim Andersen and Marc Guehi. In addition, Guehi faces an uncertain future in the long run amid interest from top Premier League clubs. Hence, the Eagles might attempt to rest Luton’s resolve.

Could Gabriel Osho leave Luton Town?

Difficult choices must be made when it matters most to athletes and clubs. A player like Osho would be a major loss for Luton Town and their manager, Rob Edwards, in the grand scheme of the season.

The player may view the attention from Aston Villa and Crystal Palace as a significant career opportunity, even though he is aware of his value to the Hatters. Before deciding, he will want to see how significant he could be for those parties. Although Luton is significantly smaller than Palace and Villa, he will have more options in the summer if he can help the Hatters avoid relegation.

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