Aston Villa may have to sell players this summer after missing the Champions League qualification, where Arsenal monitors the clubs, star Man Morgan Rogers an eye on
Morgan Rogers is not one of the Aston Villa stars for sale, according to it. The international of England is interesting Arsenal, who also failed with an offer for his teammate Ollie Watkins in January.
Mikel Arteta is expected to add attacking reinforcements in the summer after another second place in the Premier League. A central striker is the most important priority, but the Gunners do not close another wide forward.
Nico Williams has been on their radar for a while, but Barcelona seems to be leading the race for the Spanish international. Real Madrid star Rodrygo is another name mentioned in connection with the club, just like Rogers, but a deal for the latter looks difficult.
According to the mail, it is expected that Villa will achieve sales before the end of June to ensure that they meet the profit and sustainability rules. However, Rogers is not one of who is made available for transfer.
Leon Bailey is one of those who are more likely to leave, amid the interest of the Saudi Pro League, while Villa is said to be ready to listen to offers for Jacob Ramsey. International Ramsey under the 21 of England, who missed part of last season due to injury, is reportedly available for around £ 40 million.
Left back Lucas Digne has only had a year left at his Villa deal, and Atletico Madrid is supposed to bring the Frenchman back to La Liga. Digne, who will be 32 in July, spent two years in Barcelona before moving to the Premier League – initially with Everton – in 2018.
Villa brought more than £ 100 million in transfer costs last summer, and added new signing sessions, including Ian Maatsen and Ross Barkley. Douglas Luiz and Moussa Diaby collected the largest amounts and joined Juventus and Al Ittihad respectively.
A man whose departure seems more likely is Emi Martinez. The keeper was visibly emotional in the last weekend of the season and has been Cagey in his future in the midst of the interest of Manchester United and unnamed Saudi clubs.
“My future? I don't know,” Martinez said reporters when reporting Argentina during the international break of June, “I come here to play for the national team, and that is the only thing that counts for me now.
“Do I want to move to a new club? The transfer window has just opened, so there is still a long way to go.”