Monchi wants to sign £68m ‘superstar’ for Aston Villa

The countdown to the start of the Aston Villa preseason schedule is very important.

The Villas will start preseason with neighbor Walsall at BESCOT on July 16, three days later, a three-man friendly match at Hansa Rostock in Germany, meeting Eintracht Frankfurt in Louisville before the American friendly trio, then meeting Eintracht Frankfurt in Louisville, and then meeting an MLS outfit in St. Louis and Nashville.

The campaign for the purple and blues will begin on August 16 Real Madrid, welcomes Newcastle United to Villa Park on the opening weekend of the Premier League season, and supporters are eagerly awaiting a draw in the Europa League, which is about to come.

But will fans have new signings worth excited about before Villa starts again?

Aston Villa hopes to strengthen their frontlines

According to extensive reports, including Jacob Tanswell of Track and Field, there is a widespread expectation that Monchi and CO will need to sell a key player by Monday, June 30 to avoid violating Premier League profitability and sustainability rules.

That’s the key reason why Jhon Durán sold to al-nassr for £71 million in January, but as track and field Chris Weatherspoon records, Villa’s financial situation remains unstable, given their highest wage ratio.

Despite this, despite the cost cuts, Unai Emery still wants to strengthen his offensive choices, so why TeamTalk is recording Villa’s interest in Crystal Palace attacker Eberechi Eze, facing his signature competition from Tottenham, Manchester United, Newcastle, Newcastle, Arsenal, Bayern, Bayern Munich and others.

They claimed Ez’s entourage was “working hard and talking to numerous suitors” and the Spurs are currently leading the campaign to sign him as new manager Thomas Frank signed a statement after his recent appointment.

David Hytner of The Guardian pointed out that Eze’s contract contains £68 million in issuance terms, suggesting he is unlikely to stay in Selhurst after this summer, Adam Keys described England International as a “phenomenon” and data analyst Ben Mattinson calls him a “superstar”.

So, can Villa convince the 26-year-old to move to the central region?

Why Eberechi Eze will be an upgrade to Marcus Rashford

Marcus Rashford was on loan at Aston Villa in the second half of last season, which revived his career, scoring four goals and earning six assists in 17 games.

He also started off against Paris Saint-Germain’s Champions League quarterfinals legs, emphasizing that he certainly entered Emory’s good book.

However, Rashford reported that the £40 million price delayed many potential suitors, and Jamie Jackson of the Guardian claimed that Barcelona can only be open to loan transactions, and Manchester United certainly is not keen on loans.

Either way, it’s unlikely that Rashford will wear a fuchsia and blue shirt at Villa Park next season, so will Eze be a major upgrade?

When outlined on the table, Eze topped the list last season with nearly all offensive metrics involving goals, assists, opportunities, dribbling and touch.

Sam Tabuteau ruined the line, believing that Eze “thrives” in Crystal Palace, he could occupy the mantle in Villa, while Daryl Gouilard, of a comprehensive football analysis, claims he is ready to take his game to the next level.

So, as mentioned earlier, Aston Villa faces fierce competition for Eze’s signature this summer, but if they can sign him, it’s definitely a statement.