Aston Villa

Aston Villa reportedly looked towards the summer transfer window and signed a 15-goal striker with many Premier League rivals.

Aston Villa’s UCL hopes to be alive

With two Premier League games left, Aston Villa still has hope of winning the Champions League. They need Chelsea, Newcastle United or Manchester City to slip away, but they have to work on their own to have a chance.

Despite Jacob Ramsey’s late red card, they did their own game Saturday night to win a 1-0 victory with Ollie Watkins’ strike and some heroic defense.

Bournemouth’s victory means Villa has put a solid pressure on Nottingham Forest and they are now ready to sweep abruptly before City’s draw at Southampton and Chelsea’s trip to Newcastle.

By qualifying for the Champions League, Villa will immediately alleviate any financial problems and be able to compete for some of the most interesting talents in the transfer market again. Moreover, Champions League finalists may still enter the Central region.

Aston Villa joins Goncalo Ramos

Aston Villa is now in a busy match, signing Goncalo Ramos from Paris Saint-Germain this summer, according to Caughtoffside. The striker reportedly was willing to leave the French champions in order to play the starting role elsewhere.

The Portuguese international team, which shared an agency with Marco Asensio, has been not very short-term job seekers, has been interested in Villa, Arsenal, Manchester United and Newcastle.

There have been rumors recently that Chelsea and others are interested in signing Ollie Watkins this summer, and that Ramos could be an ideal choice for people in Villa Park.

Even at the start of PSG, the 23-year-old showed off his quality by scoring an impressive 15 goals in all matches after defeating Arsenal on Wednesday in the Champions League semifinals.

According to football talent scout Jacek Kulig, after his “outrageous” career in Portugal, Ramos will be desperate to raise his international form to the club more consistently this summer – Aston Villa can still provide him.