Aston Villa could consider the sale of Morgan Rogers due to PSG issues

Aston Villa may be about to make a difficult decision soon, as their emerging star Morgan Rogers is likely to be a loss, according to football from within.

The driving force behind this unlikely scenario is not a desire from the suitor, but the financial necessity, a villa offers increasing pressure to comply with the rules of profitability and sustainability in the Premier League (PSR), and if they cannot get their money in order, they can be forced to sell large players.

Aston has fought Villa with financial problems

In recent months, Villa has taken clear steps to address PSR fears. The main step was to sell the women’s team to the parents ’entity, V SPORTS, an internal restructuring aimed at strengthening their books.

The intention is to generate sufficient paper profit to help meet the psr sills, without dismantling the men’s band. However, the ghost of penetration waving on the horizon in 2026 if similar problems persist.

Rogers quickly became one of the most valuable assets in the Villa team, and it attracts real interest. Tottenham conducted preliminary discussions during the summer, and Chelsea was linked.

Villa prevented any departure in the summer window, but reports indicate that the next season may be different. If financial restrictions do not give up at that time, they may not have a choice.

Tottenham Hotspur looks more interested. The sources say that Tottenham will need to pay huge fees, some reports place the Rogers evaluation in the area between 80 and 100 million pounds.

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Villa has no intention to sell Morgan Rogers

Nevertheless, a villa is said to be keen to keep it, especially given its importance in the unai emery. The club looks at Rogers as a decisive player, it can be said that they cannot lose them unless it is very necessary.

Villa performance will affect the stadium on its financial data, the completion of the Premier League height or a deep round of European competitions that improve revenue. But any failure or poor performance may make it difficult to meet the requirements of PSR without asset sales.

Rogers praised that he was “wonderful” by a former Villa man Stylian Petrov on TNT SPORTS.

The euro giants are preparing to provide a 45 million euro transport package for the Aston Villa star