Aston Villa fans will be concerned about the number of looks Villa Park is currently talking about.
Indeed, every day seems to have caused another rumored casualties from the West Midlands Giants, and the next high-profile name for Ollie Watkins will be linked to the exit as Arsenal once again developed interest in the Premier League’s deadly league goal machine.
Emiliano Martinez’s name is also in this constant conversation, and it is reportedly moved to Manchester United in line.
But why does this happen? Well, the man at Unai Emery is trying to balance books by following any way required for strict PSR rules.
Aston Villa chases £30million signature
Martinez and Watkins aren’t the only major members of the Villas, and they left the Central Region with Arsenal this summer, also Morgan Rogers.
If the England international does withdraw, presumably for huge expenses, it will need to be replaced.
Well, according to Spanish reports, Villa will continue to hunt the signature of real Betis little star Jesus Rodriguez this summer.
Several clubs are said to be considering a teenage sensation, CESC Fabregas’s Como is said to be speeding up their efforts to lure Spanish hotspots into Italy, and Monci also provides impetus for Villa’s own progress.
Betis is reportedly willing to approve Rodriguez’s move to leave when he returns to international action with the Spanish U21 in the ongoing Euro Championship, and if he soon finds a new home, he will also have £30 million higher on his head.
If major sales continue, Villa will likely have the money in the bank, and if Rodriguez can adapt immediately to his new environment, it is worth the investment.
The Sevilla-born attacker has been waving in high-level photos of Betis, which can be seen in the chances emitted in European action.
How Rodriguez is Emory’s next Rogers
Like Emery’s once wide-eyed Rogers, Rodriguez will soon be transformed into a more impressive striker under the guidance of a former Arsenal manager.
After all, Rogers was two years older than Rodriguez when he first scored a senior shot at Villa, earning a £15m fee from Middlesbrough.
Now Rogers is known as a player worth about £100 million, and when you consider his whirlwind rise at Villa Park, there are also good reasons to stand out from the promised youngster to become one of the main names on the Emery Teamsheet.
However, Rodgers wasn’t a overnight success, with only four goals contributing his first 16 Villa First Team outings. But what remains is the history of the “unstoppable” attackers, as Jamie Carragher shone last season, with 29 target contributions next to his name during his second campaign for the Emery man.
Rodriguez hopes he can become a similar superstar under the guidance of the Spaniard, and although he is still in the early stages of his driving career, football detective Jacek Kulig has described the 19-year-old as “explosive.”
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Rodriguez’s b/a number |
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Age group |
Play games |
Scoring a goal |
Assist |
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First team |
32 |
3 |
2 |
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Betis b |
36 |
9 |
3 |
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Provided by Transfermarkt |
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Everything points to the direction of No. 36 Betis, whose hype continues his, and Rodriguez has already shown great quality at the peak of Spanish football when Rogers leads the development.
To complement the background, when Rodgers himself was only 19 years old, he was trying to cut teeth in the AFC Bournemouth championship game, while Rodriguez already scored confidently in the conference league.
Patience will require practice at the end of the Villas, as they offer to the growing Rogers, but due to the exhaustion of the left, everyone can immediately tuck the patient number into everyone’s left, so it may immediately be inserted into the deeper layer and hopefully he won’t sink under all the pressure and stand out.
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