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Aston Villa had a very busy January transfer window in terms of bringing players into the club such as Philippe Coutinho, Robin Olsen, Calum Chambers and Lucas Digne as well as moving some of their current players out and away from Villa Park.
While the focus may have been more on the new players that arrived at Aston Villa during the recent January transfer window such as Philippe Coutinho, Lucas Digne, Calum Chambers and Robin Olsen, the Midlands club were also rather busy when it came to moving certain players out of the club on loan deals.
Even though Aston Villa had a rather productive January transfer window in terms of strengthening their squad with new faces making the move to Villa Park such as Philippe Coutinho, Calum Chambers, Robin Olsen and Lucas Digne, they didn’t manage to secure a new central-midfielder, which Steve Gerrard reportedly wanted for his side.
Aston Villa’s poor form continued as they suffered a 1-0 defeat at home to Watford on Saturday. Only Brentford (14), Watford (16) and Norwich City (16) have suffered more defeats in the Premier League than the Villans (13) and Steven Gerrard hasn’t looked impressed with the performance of his players.
Gabby Agbonlahor has indicated that Bertrand Traore could be part of the Aston Villa overhaul this coming summer as Steven Gerrard prepares to continue his recruitment drive.
Aston Villa have a bright future ahead of them and the Midlands outfit could become ‘real challengers’ to the Premier League’s elite thanks to money being ‘no object’ to the club’s owners, according to Daily Mail journalist Tom Collomosse.
Aston Villa have a bright future ahead of them and the Midlands outfit could become ‘real challengers’ to the Premier League’s elite thanks to money being ‘no object’ to the club’s owners, according to Daily Mail journalist Tom Collomosse.
Daily Mail journalist Tom Collomosse has tipped Aston Villa to reignite their interest in Liverpool defender Joe Gomez and seek to seal a deal when the transfer window reopens in the summer.