Aston Villa lets their new Benteke go for £0 and now he surpasses Rogers

Despite losing Tuesday night, Aston Villa still has a lot of games for the rest of the season.

In the middle of the week, Unai Emery’s team beat 4-1 at Selhurst Park’s Crystal Palace, meaning Claret and Blue Army won only one of their last seven games in the Premier League, thus falling to tenth.

Nevertheless, the Villars entered the FA Cup fifth round for the first time since finishing second in a decade ago, welcomed Cardiff City to Villa Park on Friday night before heading to Jan Breydelstadion for the first leg of the Champions League, with the final 16 areas of the Champions League against Bruger Club.

However, not long ago, compared to one of the club’s best Premier League strikers, compared to their previous club record signings, it was a dream man for villa supporters to compete in the Champions League and intend to win the domestic cup.

Christian Benteke’s time in Aston Villa

Christian Benteke spent only three seasons in Aston Villa but was impressed in the Central region, scoring some key goals and making the club a high ROI.

The Belgian was only 22 years old at the time and reached £7 million from Genk on the summer 2012 deadline.

He will score 49 goals in a fuchsia and blue shirt with only 101 appearances, averaged every 171 minutes, shot the villa to the FA Cup final in 2015 and became a key figure as Tim Sherwood’s team avoided relegation in the same season.

Benteke was called “world class” by his former manager Paul Lambert and remains one of seven players to score more than 40 goals in the Premier League.

As the table shows, Benteke has so far had the best of every minute of any villa striker in the Premier League era, with 12 goals in just 1214 minutes from Jhon Durán, which is equivalent to every 101 minutes.

Still, his prolific figure saw Bentec joining Liverpool for £32.5m in 2015 and later admitted that his three years at Villa were the “best time” of his career, but the heir to the Belgian throne did not meet these high standards.

What happened to Aston Villa’s next Christian Benteke

Aston Villa is big after they advance to the 2019 Premier League, reportedly spending £140 million on 12 recruits.

The most expensive of these was Wesley, who was a club record at the time, arrived from Club Brugge for £22 million.

Last season, the Brazilian scored 17 goals for Belgian blue-black black, with the goal against Monaco in the Champions League against Monaco, and Daily Express’s Luke Hatfield compared him to Benteke, who also arrived from Belgium, said “both brings an easy-to-implement framework and exciting features.

Welsey did get a nice start in his villa career, scoring six first half of the season, winning his senior international debut against Argentina in Brazil, but broke his ACL in a 2-1 victory on New Year’s Day.

Since then, his villa career has never recovered, spending 480 days off the court, but barely introduced in Claret and Blue, borrowing back Brugge for the following season.

So, let’s take a look at the ACL injury career after Wesley.

As the table shows, Wesley’s career never really recovered, with Adam Cleary of the Football League world describing him as “pain” and “disaster” at the end of a season at Stoke. So far.

The clumsy forward joined Fatih Karagümrük last summer, who had left him from Turkey’s Süper Lig last season and he caught fire and scored 14 goals, up from now Villa star Villa Star Morgan Rogers, which made him the division’s leading scoring division and received an automatic promotion team.

Of course, Turkey’s second-tier is not the highest football in football, and the football database considers Fatih Karagümrük to be the 1,418th strong team in the world, which is the highest level of context in the context of Reading and Portsmouth, but it’s nice to see Wesley enjoy the best scoring season since Turf Moor felt the horrible damage.