Aston Villa

Aston Villa reportedly turned his attention to the summer transfer window and has now competed in the competition to sign a mountaineering centre-back who recently kept Harry Kane quiet in the Champions League.

Aston Villa transfer news

Villas offers the rest of the Premier League a preview of their ability in the transfer market in January – welcomes Marcus Rashford and Marco Asensio to borrow. Now, as summer approaches, it seems that people in the central region are eager to steal more headlines and splash out the cash they get from Jhon Duran’s big sale into al-nassr.

That being said, names like Samu Aghehowa have reportedly become Aston Villa’s summer targets as they hope to hand over the offensive depth provided by Duran to unai emery.

Aghehowa will also be a strong candidate to do this. The 20-year-old enjoyed an amazing debut season in Porto after running Madrid for Portugal last summer. His name has 20 goals in all games, and it can be said that Espanyol can even push Ollie Watkins to the strongest side of Emery.

However, the Midlands Club’s goal is not just an offensive target. Aston Villa is now in the competition, signing Cameron Carter-Vickers with Everton, Crystal Palace and the club, according to the launch room.

The Central defender played an excellent sport with the Celtics and was particularly impressed by Bayern Munich, limiting Harry Kane to 0.17 expected goals, with an expected 0.01, while 12 defensive measures were made.

Although Alphonso Davies’ last-ditch dagger ensured Bayern Munich escaped one night, the performance of the Celtics and Carter-Vickers was admirable that night.

In this performance, the American proved his ability to improve the highest level outside the Scottish Premier League, which could still lead to the return of the Premier League.

“Strong” Carter-Vickers can win Premier League redemption

It has been a difficult journey for Carter Wex since failing to make his mark on Tottenham’s academy graduates. After moving the loan in Luton and Ipswich towns in Bournemouth, the Americans finally found his best form in the Celtics and never looked back since. However, now, in the three years since he was permanently leaving North London, he can win Premier League redemption.

The Celtic star was at its peak at the age of 27 and has recently received a lot of praise for his performance against Bayern Munich, including from Euro expert Alex Barker. The tactical analyst even claimed that Carter-Vickers “ticked everything you want” in the centre-back before dubbing his “strong” and “fast” voice.

So, just as Aston Villa signed a centre-back when he was in the Premier League permanently ranked top four places, he proved that what he could do in the Champions League is certainly not a bad idea.