Aston Villa 'could attack' Udinese for Gerard Deulofeu, as he may leave in the summer, though that's seemingly dependent on his recovery from knee surgery
Date published: Tuesday 14th March 2023 4:32 -Aston Villa ‘could attack’ Udinese for January target Gerard Deulofeu soon, as the forward could reportedly leave the club in the summer.
Villa were linked with a number of stars in January, some of which would have reunited with the manager. On that list were the likes of Pau Torres, Nicolas Jackson and Samuel Chukwueze, all from Villarreal. Deulofeu was having a decent season before being struck down by injury. He had been directly involved in 10 goals, following on from a season in which he contributed to 18 goals.
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