Chelsea has started their newest delusions, with Renato Veiga joining Juventus on loan and Aston Villa that closes a deal for Axel Disasi.
Veiga, who came to Chelsea last summer, will spend the rest of the campaign in Italy after Juventus agreed to pay a loan costs of almost £ 4 million and completely cover his wages. Juventus does not have an option to make the move permanent.
Villa is now in conversation with Chelsea about the conditions of a loan movement for Disasi, with loan costs and salary coverage that is still in discussion.
France International Disasi has already demonstrated a preference for the sorting of Villa above interest from clubs in Italy and other Premier League parties, including Wolves, with its own personal conditions now a formality.
Disasi, a signing of £ 38.5 million from Monaco in 2023, has been a BIT part player at Stamford Bridge under Enzo Maresca, who only start four Premier League matches this season. Villa is desperately looking for defensive reinforcements after Tyrone Mings was hit with West Ham in Sunday's draw – only a few days after Diego Carlos was sold to Fenerbahce.
Villa has searched the market for central defensive options and Juan Foyth is another target, where Unai Emery has previously managed it in the current club Villarreal of the Argentinian.
Foyth's countryman Emi Buendia will loan from Villa on loan for Bayer Leverkusen for the rest of the season in a deal with a buy option of £ 17 million. Elsewhere, Louie Barry was set last night on a medical with Hull after they agreed to sign him on loan from Villa for the rest of the campaign.
“We are open to try to improve the team until the last minute and we are also open in case someone leaves,” Emery said when he was asked for potential income and expenses last week. “Of course Diego Carlos left last week and we have to replace him. We focus with the sports director and the club on which players may be able to replace Diego Carlos.”
Villa has already strengthened their team with the signing sessions of forward Donyell Malen from Borussia Dortmund and right-back Andres Garcia from Levante and Emery believes that Garcia has a great future in the club.
“He is the right full-back, potential, young player,” Emery added. “He progressed so quickly and I knew him earlier. I know how he was doing, even as a person. We decided to sign him because we thought it was a good opportunity, at the moment – a really good chance.
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