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Luis Suarez could be set for a return to the Premier League, with Aston Villa targeting a deal for the striker, who is set to become a free agent after departing Atletico Madrid upon the expiry of his contract over the summer.
Transfer season is well underway and it's guaranteed to be a busy summer for Rangers boss Gio van Bronckhorst and sporting director Ross Wilson.
Put simply Aston Villa are not messing around in the transfer window this summer. Three players have already been signed, sealed and delivered – and more are sure to come.
Aston Villa midfielder John McGinn is reportedly a transfer target for West Ham United.
Aston Villa are now unlikely to sign James Tarkowski on a free transfer, with Everton leading the race for his services, according to The Telegraph.
Aston Villa have signed Diego Carlos on a five-year deal from Sevilla, paying £26m for the 29-year-old. Carlos nearly left to join Newcastle United in January but was denied a move as Sevilla couldn’t locate a replacement mid-season. The Magpies offered more money for Carlos than Villa too, so this could be a shrewd signing by Steven Gerrard.
Journalist Dan Rolinson has claimed on the Claret and Blue podcast that Aston Villa star man Tyrone Mings could leave this summer as there are worries he could find himself on the bench just one season after captaining the side.
Steven Gerrard is planning a revolution at Aston Villa, especially when you consider his recent signings. The likes of Philippe Coutinho, Diego Carlos and Boubacar Kamara could all instantly improve the first-team squad and will hopefully be able to help the club in their European ambitions next year.