Ezri Konsa Transfer: Villa Open To Sale

Arsenal told villa would consider Konsa sale at right price

Aston Villa open to selling Ezri Konsa as Arsenal weigh up new offer. Villa fear Konsa exit with Arsenal preparing fresh £35m+ bid.

Aston Villa value Ezri Konsa at over £60m amid interests...

Reports say Aston Villa would be willing to let Ezri Konsa go for the right fee, as Arsenal weigh up whether to push ahead with a bid for the England defender.

Arsenal are set to come back with an improved offer for the 28-year-old, after Villa turned down their first bid of about £35m.

Villa are thought to value Konsa at more than £60m, but Arsenal aren’t ready to meet that price for a player with less than two years left on his deal.

With the transfer deadline approaching, Arsenal are still scanning the market and looking to strengthen in both defence and attack.

The big decision for Arsenal now is how much they’re willing to stretch to sign the England World Cup defender, Konsa.

Sources said that Villa would be open to selling if the right bid comes in. The club is also keeping an eye on the market as it deals with its own financial constraints.

Villa would consider a big sale if it fits their budget and gives them room to reshape the squad.

Arsenal are weighing up a fresh bid and now know a deal could be possible. But they still have to decide if Konsa is worth going above their current valuation.

🚨 Arsenal’s recent enquiry for Ezri Konsa showed the clubs were miles apart in valuation. Arsenal are of the understanding £30m-£35m is the player’s value, while Villa see it more like £60m. Konsa would like to join Arsenal. 🕵️‍♂️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 [@MailSport] pic.twitter.com/6FVNsqp2In

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Losing Konsa would be a blow for the Villa dressing room. Players have worried all summer about him leaving, because he’s a key part of the team. He signed from Brentford in 2019 and has grown into one of Villa’s most important players.

He played 48 games in all competitions last season and has also nailed down a regular spot with England. It’s that versatility, experience and quality that Arsenal believe would give them a real boost in depth next season.