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Aston Villa Pursues Middlesbrough’s Star as Potential Jhon Duran Replacement

Israel Oluwaseg Lawal
Israel Oluwaseg Lawal
Aston Villa has reportedly extended an offer to acquire Morgan Rogers from Middlesbrough, as per the Daily Mail.

According to the source, the Villains are actively engaged in negotiations to secure the highly-rated 21-year-old forward.

Having enjoyed an impressive campaign both individually and collectively, Rogers, who made the move from Manchester City’s youth academy to Boro 18 months ago, has emerged as a pivotal force in Michael Carrick’s promotion-chasing squad.

Notably, he has directly contributed to 15 goals across various competitions this season, solidifying his status as one of the Championship’s most in-form players.

With Jhon Duran set to depart, Aston Villa’s manager, Unai Emery, is on the lookout for a suitable replacement, and Rogers appears to be a prime candidate. The 21-year-old’s skill set and performances align with the club’s needs.

Despite Middlesbrough’s hopes of retaining Rogers until the season’s conclusion, negotiations with Aston Villa are ongoing. The Premier League club, keen on securing the forward, aims to reach a favorable agreement despite Boro’s reluctance to part ways with their prized asset. The outcome of these discussions remains pivotal in determining Rogers’ future destination.

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