Aston Villa have just moved to sign ‘world class’s winger who Unai Emery really wanted at Arsenal.

Aston Villa, who are enjoying a fantastic season thus far, seem to have a good chance of strengthening Unai Emery’s squad in January. Moussa Diaby, Pau Torres, and Youri Tielemans were all excellent hires for the team and have all made significant contributions.

Villa, who are now in second place after 20 games played, has a strong chance of making it into the Champions League. Still, Villa has a rather small roster.

Perhaps a striker to complement Ollie Watkins is the biggest necessity in January, with Emery said to be willing to loan out Jhon Duran if Villa signs a replacement. And according to Football Transfers, Emery would now like to sign a forward he was determined to sign at Arsenal. 31-year-old Wilfried Zaha is now playing his football with Galatasaray in Turkey, and Emery would like to bring him back to England.

According to this report Villa have now made approaches to sign the ‘world class’s winger, who joined his new club on free last summer. A deal would be difficult this month, Zaha is said to be very content at his new club. However, given how high Villa are flying right now, there could be some temptation.

Unai Emery wants Villa to sign Wilfried Zaha in January

In addition, as Zaha’s contract is about to expire, Felipe Anderson, a former West Ham United player, may be a viable substitute. However, concentrating on Zaha, it appears that a transfer may be a great midseason boost. We discussed how Villa would need a striker if Watkins missed any games, and Zaha is a very useful player.

For Crystal Palace, the Ivory Coast international frequently and effectively played through the midfield. Additionally, there ought to be a tie between Villa and Galatasaray considering that Zaniolo is now on loan at Villa. Though it’s hard to say for sure, if Villa really put in the effort, they could be able to give Emery his top January objective. Having said that, Fabricio Romano has additionally provided an

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