Aston Villa now strives to beat Leeds in the game

Aston Villa is now looking to beat champion leader Leeds United and signed a £20 million midfielder this summer, according to a recent report.

Emery watches the new appearance of Aston Villa attack

Since the arrival of Unai Emery, Villa has been the maximizing side of the transfer window. It seems that this summer will be in a similar style for the Villas as they are already focusing on several new offensive players next season.

Last week, Emery reportedly approved Villa to chase Barcelona’s Ferran Torres because he thought the Spanish international would fit his offensive system. As of now, the villa has only expressed interest in Torres, and if they want to complete the transfer, Barca hopes to get around 350 to 40 million euros.

Ademola Lookman is also another winger interested in Villas as they keep an eye on his situation from now until the end of the battle.

Nigeria International is expected to leave Atlanta by the end of the season, while the Midlands side is a long list of teams keen on getting transfers.

Chelsea’s Noni Madueke is another guy who has now appeared on Villa’s radar, and despite AC Milan’s £33m bid, they are still considering a proposal to sign the winger.

Aston Villa pushes to defeat Leeds in matches to sign £20m

Not only is the attacker who was shortlisted against Villa before the summer, as Emery also hopes to improve his midfield choice. According to TeamTalk, Aston Villa is interested in signing Rangers midfielder Nicolas Raskin this summer.

The report noted that Ruskin was surveillanced by several Europeans during this international break because he was warmly welcomed for his performance in Belgium, his first full-fledged high-level start in his country. Rangers allegedly may have a hard time grabbing midfielders beyond this summer, as Villa, along with Leeds and Brentford, impressed with his performances in Scotland and Europe.

There are clubs from Germany and Italy that are also paying attention to the midfielder, but Villa already knows how much it takes to beat the opposition in this transfer match. Given that Raskin has been on contract until 2027, the GERS hopes to get a price of £20m or more for the player, the player has been described by Rangers’ sporting director Nils Koppen as Scotland’s “best midfielder”.

“He has made himself very popular among our fan base with his huge heart. After his strong performances at Old Business against Celtics and Europe against Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur and Finnable Fennabche, our supporters see him as Scotland’s best midfielder,” he said. Kopen said.

“He is different from other midfielders in the national team. The combination of football quality and healthy aggression makes him a unique image.”