Albert Adomah is undoubtedly the star of the show at Aston Villa at the moment.
The former Middlesbrough wideman is in superb form for the Villans, and his recent flurry of goals have aided Steve Bruce’s side to fourth place.
How much would you say 29-year-old Albert Adomah is worth in today’s transfer climate?
We discuss….
George Dagless
£6m-£7m.
The only thing that really stops Adomah’s price soaring is the fact that he is nearly 30-years-old.
The winger has been about the block a bit but is arguably in his best streak of form at the moment and is firing Villa forwards.
His value might not be too high, but Villa wouldn’t sell him at all.
Chris Gallagher
I’d say around £8m.
The winger is 30-years old in a few weeks and pace is a big factor in his game, so that automatically reduces his value.
As well as that, it’s a relative purple patch in his career, he has only ever hit double figures once before.
However, Villa fans won’t care about that, he is priceless to Steve Bruce at the minute.
Adam Simeoni
On current form, at least £7m.
The winger turned striker is in the best spell of his life, and could have found his true calling in the forward position.
He could be the difference-maker for Villa this season.
Alfie Burns
Adomah’s value is soaring and he is almost priceless to Villa at this current time.
The winger has added goals to his game, and whilst he is maybe not creating as much as he would like, he will be delighted with his goalscoring record this season.
To Villa, Adomah is worth everything right now, but if you had to put a price on him, I’d be saying around the £10m mark.