'Nope... I don't think he's good enough.'
Unai Emery wants to bolster his Aston Villa squad this summer Chelsea’s Conor Gallagher has been told he is ‘not good enough’ for Aston Villa – but an Arsenal misfit would be a ‘great signing’ for Unai Emery. Gallagher, who is currently in Germany with England’s Euro 2024 squad, has been heavily linked with a move to Aston Villa. Chelsea are open to selling the 24-year-old despite the fact he captained the side for much of last season and played in all but one of their Premier League games.
‘He’s a good player, he’s done very well for himself but I don’t see him being an Aston Villa player. ‘I don’t know how much he’s going to cost but at the same time I don’t see the fit there.’ Alan McInally played for Aston Villa in the late-1980s While McInally doubts Gallagher would thrive at Aston Villa, he has urged the Midlands club to sign Arsenal attacking midfielder Emile Smith Rowe.
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