Aston Villa enters the dance for a track at 58 million!

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By: Manu Tournoux

Aston Villa enters the dance for a track at 58 million!

Moussa Diaby is a coveted man. Currently under contract until June 2025 with Bayer Leverkusen, the tricolor international (9 selections) is in the sights of Manchester United, Arsenal or Newcastle. But that’s not all. According to the latest information from DailyMailthe one who was also cited on the PSG side is of interest to another club across the Channel.

According to the British media, Aston Villa, coached by Unai Emery, is also monitoring the situation of the Bayer winger. A file which promises, despite everything, to be complex with regard to competition and German requirements. To let go of his protege, author of 14 goals and 11 assists last season, Leverkusen would ask for at least 50 million pounds sterling, or just over 58 million euros.

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