Arsenal granted chance to sign London-born centre-back after decision from rival Prem manager
Steven Gerrard is willing for Aston Villa to cut ties with defender Ezri Konsa, who has emerged as a potential target for Arsenal, a report has claimed.
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Tyrone Mings walking tightrope as Aston Villa duo return for Tottenham clash
Steven Gerrard will have Lucas Digne and Danny Ings back available for this weekend's showdown with Tottenham. Digne was taken off with an upset stomach during the defeat to Wolves last weekend while, for Ings, he was prepared to play but became a father in the early hours prior to kick off.
FIFA 22 FUT Captains: Tyrone Mings Card Leaked
FUT Captains is on the horizon in FIFA 22 Ultimate Team and it’s been leaked that Aston Villa captain Tyrone Mings will receive a special card.
Wolves player ratings vs Aston Villa: Joao Moutinho stars and Fabio Silva takes his chance
Wolverhampton Wanderers reigned supreme as kings of the Midlands by beating Aston Villa 2-1 at Molineux.
Predicted Aston Villa XI vs Wolves - Digne & Ings start, no Ramsey
Back-to-back defeats to West Ham and Arsenal have knocked Aston Villa down a peg after their brilliant run of three wins on the spin. Up next it's West Midlands rivals Wolves at Molineux - a game Villa probably need to win if they're to catch and overtake Bruno Lage's men in the Premier League table.
Mikel Arteta responds to Steven Gerrard dig at Arsenal star Bukayo Saka
Mikel Arteta has urged referees to offer Bukayo Saka more protection in the wake of Steven Gerrard’s criticism of the Arsenal winger.
Aston Villa's strongest starting XI for rest of season when every player is fit
At long, long last the international break is over for another six months as Aston Villa return to match action at Molineux on Saturday. It's a ding-dong derby against Wolverhampton Wanderers, a side 10 points and just one place above them in the Premier League table.
England fans might have done Harry Maguire a favour at Manchester United
It seems old habits die hard. Manchester United were the dominant force in the country when their players used to be booed by England fans in the 1990s, but those ABU (Anyone But United) tendencies were only ever dormant and in the treatment of Harry Maguire at Wembley this week they exploded back to the surface.