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To stay inside Premier League spending limits, Unai Emery’s squad must sell a few of its starting players this month.
The maximum loss permitted by the current profitability and sustainability criteria (PSR) for elite teams is £105 million spread over three years.
Mail Sport reported earlier this month that Villa had submitted a proposal to their fellow Premier League teams, recommending an increase in the cap to £135 million. The club hoped to have a vote on the idea at the June 6 shareholders’ meeting.
Although an abrupt shift is unlikely, Villa must consider player sales, as league rival Spurs are interested in 23-year-old Ramsey.
According to reports, midfielder Jacob Ramsey’s player-plus-cash agreement with Aston Villa was rejected.
It looks like Ange Postecoglou’s team is looking for a midfield player for the summer.
The Times reports that Villa turned down a £20 million bid for Ramsey that included Giovani Lo Celso, a midfielder for Spurs, as part of a trade.
Prior rumors had stated that Villa was considering signing the Tottenham misfit, who played in 22 league games the previous year.
The report claims that Villa is worth between £40 million and £50 million for the 23-year-old midfield player, who still has three years left on his contract.
After dealing with a toe injury all season, Ramsey only managed to contribute to two goals in the league the previous year, compared to 13 goals the year before.
Brazilian midfielder Douglas Luiz is another well-known player whom Villa is reportedly considering selling in order to comply with PSR regulations, according to Mail Sport.
In contrast, Spurs are obviously looking to expand their alternatives in the midfield as they are rumored to be interested in Southampton star Carlos Alcaraz.
After battling injuries, Ramsey only contributed to two Premier League goals in the previous season.
After battling injuries, Ramsey only contributed to two Premier League goals in the previous season.
He played on loan at Juventus for the second half of the previous season, recording one assist in 12 games.
Southampton is said to be worth £30 million, and Spurs are hoping that transferring a player somewhere will solve the problem.
The Sun reports that the Spurs are thinking of making a player-plus-cash approach for the Saints midfielder, Joe Rodon, the defender.
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