Aston Villa, who are enjoying a fantastic season, have reportedly gotten in touch with a possible blockbuster signing in the West Midlands.
Villa is looking to add more attackers.
If transactions are well thought out and carried out, January can be a productive month for business. Unai Emery and his backroom staff will undoubtedly have an idea of how they want the Villans’ roster to look by the end of the month.
Transfer insider Fabrizio Romano has taken steps to refute rumors regarding negotiations for Felipe Anderson, a playmaker for Lazio who has been linked to a move to Villa Park, notwithstanding this.
The renowned journalist said, “Lazio proposed to extend the contract,” in an interview with GIVEMESPORT. However, it’s a complicated one right now. I’ve heard that Juventus is considering Anderson. So, I believe Juventus will be vying for his signature when he becomes a free agent. Yes, Aston Villa has been keeping a close eye on the player for a long time, but as far as I know, no formal negotiations have taken place yet.”
The Ivory Coast international Wilfried Zaha, a winger for Galatasaray, is well-known to Premier League supporters worldwide and is thought to have been approached by Emery’s team. Nevertheless, he is content to remain in Turkey for the time being.
Nevertheless, Emery reportedly tried to lure the youngster to Arsenal in 2018 and is thought to be a big supporter of the guy. The Spaniard was cited in an interview as expressing his appreciation for the 31-year-old at the time, stating: “I usually want to sign the players I know there first.” Zaha demonstrated his skill as a player when we played Crystal Palace.
As of right now, it has surfaced that Aston Villa has gotten in touch regarding an intriguing possible signing that might happen this month.
Paulo Dybala transfer news
Aston Villa may make a surprise move for 30-year-old Paulo Dybala after learning information from the Roma playmaker’s agency, according to sources in Italy obtained by Sport Witness.
The Serie A powerhouses have included a €13 million (£11.2 million) release clause in the contract of the Argentina international, which expires on January 15. Chelsea, Newcastle United, and a number of Saudi Arabian clubs have adopted such strategies. He has stated that he wants to pursue his career in Europe, but it is not anticipated that he will accept any offers to relocate to the Middle East.
Roma icon Francesco Totti called the £115k-a-week salary a “phenomenon.” This season, Dybala has been a reliable player for Roma, making 18 appearances in all competitions and tallying six goals and six assists (Dybala statistics – Transfermarkt).
Dybala would be a significant addition at Villa Park given his background and special combination of skill, especially as Emery looks to keep his team competitive.
