Aston Villa is “pushing” to sell the £15 million man, Although he wants to join a Premier League opponent

Aston Villa is “pushing” to sell the £15 million man, Although he wants to join a Premier League opponent

Aston Villa wants to sell Leander Dendoncker in January however the former Wolves midfielder is waiting for a transfer to another Premier League club.

That is as indicated by Sacha Tavolieri, the Belgian journalist revealing some insight into the fate of a

spat man, in the wake of becoming undesirable at Aston Villa, is facing a

similar outcome for Domenico Tedesco’s Rote Duivels now too. Leander Dendoncker was left

out by Belgium during both the September and October

international breaks. His nonappearance from November’s fixtures, then, came as no genuine amazement.

Particularly with the former Anderlecht captain farther than any time in recent memory down the Villa Park hierarchy.

“The Belgian international is as of now not in Unai Emery’s arrangements,” Tavolieri explains.

“He should track down an answer. From a source, what we can affirm to you is that he would rather not leave England. He wishes to remain in

the Premier League. Thus, an answer should be found.”A flight is gradually coming to fruition,

which is the reason the Aston Villa management attempted to push for Dendoncker’s takeoff.”

Aston Villa paid £15 million to sign the flexible enforcer from Midland neighbours Wolves a little more than a year prior.

Dendoncker has played just seven minutes of Premier League football under Emery this season, with Douglas Luiz, Boubacar Kamara,

Jacob Ramsey, Nicolo Zaniolo, Youri Tielemans and the exceptional John McGinn keeping him out of the XI.

That’s what Tavolieri trusts, all in all, Dendoncker wouldn’t be against joining a large group of fellow Premier League misfits in Turkey. His ‘need’, in any case,

is to remain in England however, whether Villa will fortify a Premier League rival is not yet clear.

“He was proposed to Galatasaray,” the columnist adds. “He would be keen on going to Galatasaray however, once more, remaining in England is his need.”

Dendoncker has begun just six first-class games since Emery supplanted Steven Gerrard in 2022.

“I have had 10 months with him,” Emery told the Birmingham Mail back in August. “What’s more, I’m continuously attempting to figure out (how he can) be standard (steady) consistently, consistently.

Preparing, playing and getting his best presentation.

“For a few distinct conditions, he didn’t make it happen.”

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