£38 million Aston Villa star is about to go, and both the team and he want it to stop
Regarding the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules, Aston Villa has put itself in a difficult situation that requires the Club to at least consider selling a prominent first-team player.
German powerhouse Bayern Munich is also interested in Jacob Ramsey, as are Premier League rivals Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur. Villa has to take into account any suggestions given their current circumstances.
Additionally, it’s possible that the PSR will be crucial in helping Villa determine Nicolo Zaniolo’s future. The Italian, who had a contractual commitment to purchase a property for £38 million, joined on loan from Turkish side Galatasaray when
includes all upfront financing costs and add-ons, but given the current situation, it would be a very large expense.
Villa decides on Zaniolo
Turkish publication Aksam claims that Villa has already made the decision not to sign Zaniolo on a long-term basis. Galatasaray anticipated a “huge” benefit from his departure, but it was now “officially” possible to rule out a long-term transfer. The Super Lig club hopes to transfer him to one of the Serie A teams who have been expressing interest, so they will have to settle with the €5 million (£4.3 million) loan fee they received from Villa.
According to the story, Zaniolo, 24, is seen as a “disappointment” in the Midlands behind the scenes as he is unable to live up to the hype. Therefore, having three and a
As such, with three and a half months of the season still remaining, he’s “preparing to leave” come the summer as both parties look to move on.
Zaniolo may no longer be “very happy” at Villa
Emery has used Zaniolo in as many as six different roles since his arrival, and while the positive spin on that would be that he’s an invaluably versatile player, the cynic would argue that he hasn’t performed well enough to nail down any specific spot
