Aston Villa is braced for further interest in Morgan Rogers this summer, but have no plans at this stage to cash in on their English international.
Rogers had an excellent campaign from 2024-25, scored 14 goals and produced 15 assists to settle as one of the most dangerous broad attackers in Europe.
Chelsea is well-known admirers of the 22-year-old, who is good friends with Blues Forward Cole Palmer, while Arsenal is also on the market for a broad player and keep a close eye on developments.
However, as it looks now, Mail Sport understands that Villa is planning to withstand rogers offers, although they will punish the sale of the players before the end of June to ensure that they comply with the rules of the Premier League issues.
A year ago, Douglas Luiz's departure to Juventus would meet the profitability and sustainability regulations and between now and 30 June there could be a comparable significant sale.
Leon Bailey is no longer considered an important man of Unai Emery and has admirers in the Saudi Pro League, while it is thought that Jacob Ramsey would be available for around £ 40 million.
If the midfielder leaves Villa, the reimbursement can be offered as pure profit, because he is a product of the club's academy, which is invaluable for the PSR balance.
In the meantime, Emery wants to keep Lucas Dignne, but the Frenchman has only had a year over his deal and has to be offered a new one, in the midst of interest from Atletico Madrid.