Manchester United make offer to Aston Villa transfer target as £15m battle begins
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Aston Villa and Steven Gerrard's transfer priority revealed as huge decision ahead
Aston Villa and Steven Gerrard are set to 'prioritise' loaning the best young prospects within their ranks to former assistant head coach Michael Beale at Queens Park Rangers, according to reports.
West Brom join Middlesbrough, Rangers and Watford in the race for 20-year-old’s signature
West Bromwich Albion are considering a loan move for Aston Villa striker Cameron Archer, according to a report from the Express & Star.
Gerrard has little choice but to keep Ings
Despite suggestions that Danny Ings could be sold by Aston Villa this summer, Read Aston Villa noted that the 29-year-old would be difficult to offload after just one year in the Midlands. Matt Maher of the Express and Star has now confirmed that Ings won’t be sold and has a future under Steven Gerrard.
“Pacey, intelligent and technically gifted” – Middlesbrough set to battle Rangers and Watford for Aston Villa forward: The verdict
This article is part of Football League World’s ‘The Verdict‘ series, which provides personal opinions from the FLW writers regarding the latest breaking news, teams, players, managers, potential signings and more…
Aston Villa now have two trump cards to seal Calvin Bassey transfer
Aston Villa are now prioritising the signing of a left-sided defender and Rangers star Calvin Bassey is among their top targets.
Aston Villa’s timing over transfer decision on Preston North End target revealed
Preston North End enjoyed a fruitful half a campaign from Cameron Archer last season and they’ll no doubt be desperate to have him back again for a full season next year.
England boss Lee Carsley drops Keane Lewis-Potter hint
Hull City ace Keane Lewis-Potter could be in line for his first England Under-21 start this week after the Three Lions secured their safe passage through to next summer's European Championships in Georgia and Romania.