An interesting transfer update for January has come out Aston Villa In the last 24 hours, after New South WalesTalks to sign another winter contract before the February 3 deadline.
Unai Emery hints at more January signings for Aston Villa
Donyell Malen has already arrived at Villa Park in a £21m deal from Borussia Dortmund, along with right-back Andres Garcia from Spanish side Levante, but more arrivals are entirely possible this month.
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Diego Carlos has left for Turkish club Fenerbahce, leaving Emery without a centre-back, and the Villa boss stated in his latest press conference that they remain very open to doing business.
“We are open to trying to improve the team until the last minute, and we are also open if someone leaves,” he said. Emery in January transfer.
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wolves (away) |
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“Of course, Diego Carlos left last week, we have to replace him, and of course we are also focusing on players who could be potential players to replace Diego Carlos.
With Emery confirming that Villa are in the market to sign a replacement for Carlos, it is understood that links still surround a potential move for the Sevilla defender. Loic Bade.
NSWE have been tipped to make a move for the Frenchman, who won silver at the 2024 Olympics in Paris, throughout this transfer window – but the potential deal is far from simple sailing.
Villa even threatened to pull out of talks over BadeAccording to some reports, while others suggest Emery's side rejected a bid from Sevilla for highly-rated 21-year-old midfielder Lamare Boogaard during discussions.Pete O'Rourke).
Buddy, who is emerging as a mainstay in Sevilla's starting line-up, would be an ideal replacement for Carlos – given he currently ranks among the top six players in La Liga according to… Who registered? – He averages 4.1 powerful clearances per 90 and has the second highest tackle rate on average.
The 6-foot-3 defender has also been described by members of the media as a “quality” centre-back, highlighting why Emery and his team-mates are targeting him to bolster Villa's backline.
Now, according to journalist Pete O'Rourke, Villa are not giving up in their attempts to secure his signature.
Aston Villa is preparing to submit a new offer to sign Loic Badie
Writing for Football Insider, the reporter claims so Villa are set to make a new bid for Badeafter getting the green light from Emery to continue the deal for the former French League star.
They are expected to come back with another offer after their first bid was rejected, O'Rourke writes, with Sevilla open to a sale given their parlous financial situation.
Following January talks with the 24-year-old, further reports suggest Paddy could be alive 25 million pounds sterlingbut Villa won't want to pay above the odds, considering how keen they are with PSR at the moment as well.