People at work rinsing me about Martinez going to Chelsea like he’s not the biggest fucking parry merchant in the league.
Cracking keeper - massive liability! Look forward to Suzuki.
#avfc
Errors leading to a goal in the Premier League in 25/26
Raya/Sanchez: 1
Donnarumma: 2
Emi Martinez: 3
You guys don’t watch Villa. You don’t watch him under the lights every week
You will be sorry
Do you know when you watch a TV series you didn’t expect to enjoy, but it gradually grows on you, and by the end, you’re loving it?
Then comes the second series. A few key characters have changed. Your first reaction is: “Hmm… I’m not sure. I was used to the others.”
But you give it time. Because the storytelling is still in the hands of the same writer.
That’s how I see this new Aston Villa under Unai Emery. There are question marks, of course, and some new characters will take time to grow on you. But after what the previous “series” achieved, perhaps those question marks should be met less with apprehension and more with curiosity.
We know the storyteller. We know what he’s capable of. So give it time. Enjoy the ride, the new memories. And let’s see where this series takes us.
@villareport Can’t wait for our fan base to fall apart for no reason. Started terrible last year and were still crowned Europa League Champions.
Trust in Unai. UTV
The Spider arrives 🕷️
Aston Villa is delighted to announce the signing of Aaron Wan-Bissaka from West Ham on a season-long loan, with a conditional obligation to buy 🤝
Aston Villa can confirm that Lucas Digne has completed a permanent transfer to Paris Saint-Germain.
The defender joined Villa in January 2022 from Everton and would go on to make 182 appearances in claret and blue, scoring four goals and registering 24 assists.
Digne was a key part of the side that won the UEFA Europa League last season before helping France reach the semi finals of the FIFA World Cup 2026.
A consummate professional, who was highly regarded by his fellow players and staff alike, Lucas leaves Aston Villa with the very best wishes of everyone at the football club.
Vidagany: “In the league, six or seven clubs have a bigger budget than us. Nevertheless, we’ve qualified for European competitions every year for the past four years. That’s down to our project, our work as a team, and the tactical influence of Unai Emery, who in my eyes is one of the best coaches in the world.” #avfc
Aston Villa can confirm that the club’s appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport regarding the registration of Brian Madjo has been upheld.
17-year-old Madjo signed for the club from Metz in January. Born in Enfield, London and a UK citizen, he left England at a young age and was raised in Luxembourg but has been unable to play due to FIFA‘s rules on the international transfer of minors.
The striker has scored four goals in pre-season so far, including two in the opening friendly fixture against Walsall.
The court’s decision today means that Brian will be registered as an Aston Villa player and eligible to play in official competition matches for the forthcoming season.