The club is now luring the Aston Villa star who is £120,000 a week, and he is willing to leave

One of Aston Villa’s top earners will open for exports in the summer due to limited playing time, according to a new report.

Aston Villa’s striker takes charge of the top five

Although Aston Villa was eliminated by Paris Saint-Germain, he won 10 of the 10 of the last 11 games in all competitions. Their most recent victory was defeating the high-flying Newcastle United at Villa Park.

A big factor in Villa’s recent success is their forward line, Ollie Watkins, Marcus Rashford, Marco Asensio and Donyell Malen have all played key roles in recent months.

Asensio has been impressed since joining PSG from PSG in January, scoring five goals and four assists for Unai Emery’s side – including a 2-1 win over top four rivals Chelsea in February.

Former Villa defender Matthew Upson described him as “world-class” when he told BR5 Live: “He will play a big role in the exciting game of their leading season.”

Leon Bailey attracts quotes to leave the villa

with Asensio and Co. Leon Bailey is flying in Villa Park, a man who finds it difficult to play the game time this season. Jamaica International joined Villa from Bayer Leverkusen in 2021, and has only started 14 Premier League games in the semester – although his career has not been helped by hurt, especially since the beginning of the year.

In his struggles, Jivimsport now reports that the 27-year-old, earning £120,000 a week, could leave Villa Park this summer if the right offer is made, and there are suitors lined up to seduce him.

According to the publication, Bailey would rather stay and fight for his position in Emory’s plan, but if it is obvious that ordinary meeting minutes are unlikely, he would “be prepared to listen to the proposals of interested parties”.

Bailey has scored 22 goals since Bayer Leverkusen joined and made 142 assists for Villa, a respected, if unpopular, reward for a player who spent about £30m.

While consistency sometimes put him in trouble, the Jamaican winger certainly showed glory during his time at Villa Park. This moment came in March when he beat club Bruges 3-1 in the Champions League, with Pele finding the back of the net in just three minutes.

Former Chelsea forward Pat Nevin commented on the goal with praise: “The game started in slow motion, with the goal in slow motion as the unit. The ball was kicked to the back whistle, Tyrone Mings nodded back and the defender was stationary. Leon Bailey’s control was sensational, it was sensational, and it was a lovely little step.