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Republic of Ireland international Patten puts pen-to-paper on new Aston Villa contract
Republic of Ireland international Patten puts pen-to-paper on new Aston Villa contract

Irish Examiner

time9 hours ago

  • Sport
  • Irish Examiner

Republic of Ireland international Patten puts pen-to-paper on new Aston Villa contract

Republic of Ireland international Anna Patten has signed a new contract with Aston Villa, keeping her at the club until June 2028. English-born Patten has made a big impression since linking up with Ireland in March 2024. She joined Villa permanently in the summer of 2023 from Arsenal, having first been on loan in 2022, and has since become a mainstay at centre-half for the club. The 26-year-old is now closing on 100 appearances for the club and has scored five goals.

Chelsea make Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers top transfer target and will push boat out for £80m-rated England star
Chelsea make Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers top transfer target and will push boat out for £80m-rated England star

The Irish Sun

time13 hours ago

  • Business
  • The Irish Sun

Chelsea make Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers top transfer target and will push boat out for £80m-rated England star

CHELSEA have made Aston Villa star Morgan Rogers their top target for the remainder of the transfer window. Villa boss striker Villarreal . Advertisement 3 Attacking midfielder Rogers is on Chelsea's wishlist Credit: Getty 3 Rogers has bagged two goals against the Blues Credit: AFP 3 Meanwhile, Chelsea striker Jackson (right) could be going the other way and reunite with his former boss Emery Credit: Getty New world champions Pedro , Liam Delap and Jamie Gittens to their array of forward options. But they are ready to push the boat out to bring in England star Rogers, who is valued at £80m or more. A partial-swap deal involving Jackson is NOT on the cards because financial rules make separate transfers more attractive. Villa would love to find a way to stay within Premier League Profit and Sustainability Rules and Uefa regulations without selling Rogers at all. Advertisement Read more But if the Midlanders are unable to bring in decent fees for other bankable stars like Leon Bailey , they could be forced to cash in on their prime asset. Rogers, 22, cost only £15m when he joined the club from Middlesbrough in February 2024. But his value has skyrocketed after he emerged as one of England's brightest young talents. Rogers scored eight goals and provided 11 assists last season in the Premier League, starred in Villa's thrilling Champions League campaign and won his first four senior Advertisement Most read in Football Exclusive Exclusive BEST ONLINE CASINOS - TOP SITES IN THE UK It is claimed that a Villa bid for Jackson would trigger an immediate formal offer from Chelsea for Rogers. But sources indicate that the saga is more likely to continue into August as both clubs juggle their money . Hilarious moment Trump gets caught inside Chelsea's trophy celebrations as Cole Palmer dances next to beaming Don Chelsea and Villa were fined by Uefa earlier this month for breaching financial rules. Advertisement Chelsea's punishment also included restrictions on registering new players for their squad for next season's Champions League unless they could balance their transfer books . The Blues need to make significant sales in order to be allowed to field Pedro , Delap, Gittens and other arrivals - let alone further signings. But Villa are arguably under greater pressure to raise big money in order to avoid breaching Premier League rules and incurring further fines from Uefa. The failure to qualify for the Champions League will hit their 2025/6 income hard. Advertisement Villa are yet to make a major signing and if they want to reinforce their squad in other areas, they may have to sell Rogers - and perhaps reinvest some of the proceeds in Jackson.

Chelsea make Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers top transfer target and will push boat out for £80m-rated England star
Chelsea make Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers top transfer target and will push boat out for £80m-rated England star

Scottish Sun

time13 hours ago

  • Sport
  • Scottish Sun

Chelsea make Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers top transfer target and will push boat out for £80m-rated England star

Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) CHELSEA have made Aston Villa star Morgan Rogers their top target for the remainder of the transfer window. Villa boss Unai Emery is also keen on being reunited with Blues striker Nicolas Jackson after working with him at Villarreal. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 3 Attacking midfielder Rogers is on Chelsea's wishlist Credit: Getty 3 Rogers has bagged two goals against the Blues Credit: AFP 3 Meanwhile, Chelsea striker Jackson (right) could be going the other way and reunite with his former boss Emery Credit: Getty New world champions Chelsea have already spent more than £130million on adding Joao Pedro, Liam Delap and Jamie Gittens to their array of forward options. But they are ready to push the boat out to bring in England star Rogers, who is valued at £80m or more. A partial-swap deal involving Jackson is NOT on the cards because financial rules make separate transfers more attractive. Villa would love to find a way to stay within Premier League Profit and Sustainability Rules and Uefa regulations without selling Rogers at all. Read more SPURRED ON Championship club confirm plans for 60,000 stadium with feature used by Spurs But if the Midlanders are unable to bring in decent fees for other bankable stars like Ollie Watkins, Emi Martinez and Leon Bailey, they could be forced to cash in on their prime asset. Rogers, 22, cost only £15m when he joined the club from Middlesbrough in February 2024. But his value has skyrocketed after he emerged as one of England's brightest young talents. Rogers scored eight goals and provided 11 assists last season in the Premier League, starred in Villa's thrilling Champions League campaign and won his first four senior England caps. BEST ONLINE CASINOS - TOP SITES IN THE UK It is claimed that a Villa bid for Jackson would trigger an immediate formal offer from Chelsea for Rogers. But sources indicate that the saga is more likely to continue into August as both clubs juggle their money. Hilarious moment Trump gets caught inside Chelsea's trophy celebrations as Cole Palmer dances next to beaming Don Chelsea and Villa were fined by Uefa earlier this month for breaching financial rules. Chelsea's punishment also included restrictions on registering new players for their squad for next season's Champions League unless they could balance their transfer books. The Blues need to make significant sales in order to be allowed to field Pedro, Delap, Gittens and other arrivals - let alone further signings. But Villa are arguably under greater pressure to raise big money in order to avoid breaching Premier League rules and incurring further fines from Uefa. The failure to qualify for the Champions League will hit their 2025/6 income hard. Villa are yet to make a major signing and if they want to reinforce their squad in other areas, they may have to sell Rogers - and perhaps reinvest some of the proceeds in Jackson.

Black woman who left US for Russia to escape ‘discrimination' is beaten by racist neighbors
Black woman who left US for Russia to escape ‘discrimination' is beaten by racist neighbors

New York Post

timea day ago

  • Politics
  • New York Post

Black woman who left US for Russia to escape ‘discrimination' is beaten by racist neighbors

A black woman who moved from the US to Russia to escape 'discrimination' and 'racism' revealed on social media that the entire plan backfired on her in a disturbing way. In a heartbreaking video, Francine Villa claims both she and her baby were brutally attacked by racist neighbors in Moscow. The fact that the attack occurred in her homeland is an extra painful blow. Villa had previously spoken about her move back in the 2020 documentary 'Black in the USSR' which aired on the Russian State Media channel, RT. After a year of living in Moscow, she told RT, 'I feel free living in Russia, because in Russia, no matter what time it is, I can walk outside and I'm safe.' Five years later, that proved to be a fantasy.

Love Island spoiler: Villa descends into chaos following controversial recoupling decision
Love Island spoiler: Villa descends into chaos following controversial recoupling decision

Cosmopolitan

timea day ago

  • Entertainment
  • Cosmopolitan

Love Island spoiler: Villa descends into chaos following controversial recoupling decision

Ok, we're going to need a minute to recover from tonight's episode of Love Island after the show aired what may be its most dramatic recoupling ever, after Toni chose to recouple with Harrison. During tonight's episode the Toni, Harrison and Lauren love triangle continued with dramatic consequences. At the start of the episode Shakira and Ty chose to save Harrison and Lauren, alongside Conor and Emma and sent Tommy and Lucy home after the public vote. Toni expressed her annoyance about Shakira saving Harrison and Lauren, however Shakira and Yasmin insisted that Toni was actually happy he was there. Then later in the episode Harrison and Lauren slept together in the communal bedroom. Toni then discovered Harrison and Lauren had been physical but didn't learn the extent of what went down. However, this was enough for her to call things off with Harrison and she went onto tell him she was "done" with the love triangle and deserved "better". The Islanders then received a text telling them there would a recoupling that evening with the girls choosing who they wanted to be in a couple with. As the Islanders were getting ready, Harrison confessed to Harry he wanted Toni to pick him at the recoupling and so Harry helped Harrison to meet Toni on the terrace. While on the terrace Harrison confessed his feelings for Toni, who was confused by his confession but ultimately didn't seem put off by it. It then came to the recoupling and when it came to Toni's decision she chose to recouple with Harrison, shocking the rest of the Villa. In her speech she said: "The last few days, if not weeks, have been really up and down and confusing. But after a very unexpected conversation on the terrace this evening, I've gotten the clarity and the answers I've been looking for." At this point fellow Islander Meg whispered to Dejon: "They met at the terrace, is that what Harry pulled her for?" Toni then continued: "I think this person has realised where they went wrong. Hopefully things will look up from here on out. This decision has not been easy for me and I really had no idea where my head was at until that conversation. "I would like to apologise on behalf of both of us to the two people we've hurt in the process of coming to this conclusion. I'm not usually one for second or third chances but I'm willing to give it a shot. The boy I would like to couple up with is Harrison." Her decision sent shock waves through the Villa with all the Islanders looked stunned at her choice. Lauren went onto recouple with Ty, who had expressed interest in her earlier on in the day, and Cach was chosen by Emma. Following the recoupling the group quickly dispersed and Lauren burst into tears with Helena and Meg, where she could be heard saying she felt like an "idiot". Toni and Harrison remained at the Firepit where they both confessed to feeling terrible. Harrison then asked Toni if she thought Cach expected her to decision to which she said no. Cach was then overheard telling the boys it was "done" with himself and Toni. It's safe to say tomorrow's night episode of Love Island is sure to be a dramatic one. Love Island continues on ITV2 and ITVX

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