Aston Villa want Tottenham Hotspur star Giovani Lo Celso
According to TYC Sports, Aston Villa are keen on signing 27-year-old Giovani Lo Celso from Tottenham Hotspur in the summer transfer window.
The Argentine is currently on loan at Spanish club Villarreal, having fallen down the pecking order at Tottenham. It seems unlikely that he will have a future at the North London club, so a permanent move away would be ideal for both parties.
Aston Villa are keen on signing Lo Celso at the end of the season and are preparing to make a formal offer. This would be an interesting move for both the player and the club, and it will be fascinating to see how the situation develops.
Lo Celso is a talented playmaker who possesses a range of skills that would be valuable to any team. He has an excellent eye for a pass, can create chances for his teammates, and is technically proficient on the ball.
He would be a significant asset to Villa’s attack, providing creativity, vision, and technical ability to the team’s play. However, the move may not be straightforward. Lo Celso has not had an ideal spell in England and may prefer a move away from the Premier League this summer.
He will have to decide whether he is prepared to stay in the English top flight or seek pastures new in the summer. Unai Emery, the current Villarreal manager, worked with Lo Celso during his time at the Spanish club and clearly rates the player highly.
If Emery can provide him with the necessary assurances about first-team football and convince him about the project at Aston Villa, the Argentine international may be more open to the idea of playing for Villa.
For Aston Villa, the move would represent a significant statement of intent. The club has been making steady progress under Emery, and the addition of a player of Lo Celso’s quality would be a significant boost.
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There are many factors to consider, and both parties will have to come to an agreement before a deal can be done. Let’s see if the Lo Celso deal goes through.
