Aston Villa tends to move to the striker as the manager talks about the transfer target

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Jack Grealish’s Manchester City debut ended in defeat when Leicester City won the Community Shield – and Aston Villa fans couldn’t help but make an inevitable point.

Grealish, the former Villa captain, completed his £100m move to City this week after a long period of speculation over his future. CEO Christian Purslow has made it clear that Grealish himself would have liked to test himself in the Champions League if a team came for him this summer and agreed to his massive release clause.

Although still playing catch-up after missing most of the pre-season with his new teammates due to his commitments with England and the subsequent holidays, Grealish was included in the bench at Wembley against the Foxes and was introduced in the second half as the match went goalless.

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Scott Parker admits Bournemouth are “at risk” when it comes to the future of striker Arno Danjuma amid links with Aston Villa.

Danjuma was conspicuously absent on Friday night as Cherries kicked off their championship campaign against West Brom, in a 2-2 draw, and Parker knows the threat of losing one of the club’s best players is always a possibility when the Premier League is on. The parties are interested.

Both Villa and Liverpool have been given an interest in the past, while Europa League-winning Villarreal from Unai Emery has also reportedly been turned down.

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Aston Villa contributed more than 10 per cent of the nearly £1 billion lost by Premier League clubs in the 2019/20 season, according to the latest published accounts.

Newcastle United published their 2019/20 accounts today (7 August), becoming the last club in the league to do so.

The Magpies posted a £22.5m loss before tax over the course of the season, the end of which was impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

This brings the total losses for all First Division clubs in that season to 979.3 million pounds.

Only four clubs – Chelsea (£35.7m), Sheffield United (£18.8m), Norwich (£2.1m), Burnley (£0m) – failed to score.

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Roy Keane believes that the sale of Jack Grealish to Manchester City could be considered a good deal for Aston Villa.

Grealish completed his £100m move to Premier League champions City this week, although Danny Ings, Emmy Buendia and Leon Bailey Villa are well prepared for life without their former captain.

Kane, who is a critic these days but spent time at Bodymoor Heath as first-team coach under Paul Lambert, believes Grealish at City and coach Pep Guardiola now has the potential to become a better player than Villa has developed. Until now.

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Aston Villa midfielder Douglas Luiz won a gold medal after Brazil beat Spain in the Olympic final.

The Samba stars took the lead through Hertha Berlin’s Matthews Kona, but Real Sociedad star Mikel Oyarzabal straightened things out in normal time.

This led to extra time, but Brazil sealed the victory in the 108th minute at the expense of Zenit St Petersburg’s Malcom.

Villa’s Luiz played 120 minutes in the final and earned a gold medal in the winning squad that also won medals of the same color in 2016 when Rio de Janeiro hosted the Games.

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Aston Villa have been linked with a move for Lazio striker Joaquin Correa, if reports in Italy are to be believed.

According to Rome-based newspaper Il Messaggero, Villa have “set their sights” on the Lazio striker, who is willing to arrive in Korea this summer.

Following Jack Grealish’s £100m move to Manchester City earlier this week, Villa wasted no time in substituting his goals and impact.

Emiliano Buendia joined the club in June, while Leon followed Bailey and more recently Argentine Danny Ings to Villa Park this summer.

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