aston Villa are closing in on the signing of key player from Galatasaray.
According to a report from Turkish outlet Sabah, Villa made a €3 million (£2.5 million) loan offer for the 24-year-old, with the option to buy him for €27 million (£23 million) including bonuses next summer.
However, the Turkish giants rejected that offer because they wanted the purchase option to actually be an obligation and Aston Villa have now apparently given into to Galatasaray’s demands.
Unai Emery got a real wake up call on Saturday when his side were thumped 5-1 by Newcastle. The need for more new arrivals was clear to see.
And it seems as though the Spaniard is not hanging around with getting his business done before the summer transfer window slams shut
Sabah are claiming that Villa will sign the Italy international on a season long loan, and will purchase him on a permanent deal next summer for £23 million
The Villans will pay Galatasaray a £2.5 million loan fee to take the 24-year-old attacking midfielder on loan this season.
Nicolo Zaniolo will be a fine addition for Aston Villa. He can play on the wing as well as the number 10 position and has all of the attributes needed to succeed in the Premier League.
Standing at 6ft 3in tall, Zaniolo is big and strong and is a real threat inside the final third. Villa’s need for defensive reinforcements is obvious to see but the attacking midfield department needs addressing just as urgently. And if Emery does bring the Galatasaray ace to Villa Park, it will be a great move by the Spaniard
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Liverpool are reportedly now keen to sign Boubacar Kamara from Aston Villa in the summer transfer window.
According to a report from French publication Foot Mercato, Villa midfielder Kamara is on the radar of Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp this summer.
Klopp has tried and failed to sign a top-class defensive midfielder over the past week. The Reds manager has been beaten to both Moises Caicedo and Romeo Lavia by Chelsea.
Liverpool have strengthened their ranks by signing Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexis Mac Allister. However, Klopp needs to bring at least one elite defensive midfielder to Anfield, if his team are to challenge for the Premier League title again this season…
Foot Mercato reckon that the Merseyside giants have now turned their attention to the Villa midfielder, after receiving several knock-backs in the transfer market this summer.
Milan Reports once described the Frenchman as a ‘sensational’ young player. And on his day, he is certainly one of the best DM’s around. He is a tenacious tackler and has a really aggressive approach to the game
Liverpool are reportedly now keen to sign Boubacar Kamara from Aston Villa in the summer transfer window.
According to a report from French publication Foot Mercato, Villa midfielder Kamara is on the radar of Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp this summer.
Klopp has tried and failed to sign a top-class defensive midfielder over the past week. The Reds manager has been beaten to both Moises Caicedo and Romeo Lavia by Chelsea.
Liverpool have strengthened their ranks by signing Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexis Mac Allister. However, Klopp needs to bring at least one elite defensive midfielder to Anfield, if his team are to challenge for the Premier League title again this season
Foot Mercato reckon that the Merseyside giants have now turned their attention to the Villa midfielder, after receiving several knock-backs in the transfer market this summer.
Milan Reports once described the Frenchman as a ‘sensational’ young player. And on his day, he is certainly one of the best DM’s around. He is a tenacious tackler and has a really aggressive approach to the game.
The Frenchman has energy and stamina in abundance whilst being a really proficient passer of the football as well. The 23-year-old hasn’t actually shown his best stuff for Aston Villa yet. However, his incredible talent and sky high potential is undeniable.
Boubacar Kamara would be a very solid addition for Liverpool, and he would undoubtedly flourish at Anfield when surrounded by so many top-class footballers.
Quite how much Villa will demand for the former Marseille man remains to be seen though
