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Arsenal chase Morgan Rogers with Declan Rice leading talks

🇬🇧 12 hours ago
Arsenal have identified Morgan Rogers as a leading transfer target as manager Mikel Arteta looks to strengthen attacking options ahead of the new season. Rogers is admired for his ability to operate across multiple positions in the frontline, with his versatility described as a major asset. The 23‑year‑old recorded 14 goals and 12 assists in 55 appearances, helping Aston Villa clinch the Europa League title. He is also a target for Chelsea, but without Champions League football they will struggle to convince him about a move to Stamford Bridge. Declan Rice has been speaking with Rogers during England duty, while fellow internationals Bukayo Saka and Eberechi Eze are also part of the group hoping to sell the club’s ambitious project. Aston Villa remain determined to keep Rogers and are protected by a long‑term contract. Villa are under pressure to balance the books in line with Premier League financial regulations and could consider offers in the region of £85 million, mindful of the inflated market for elite midfielders and attacking players. Any transfer fee would also be affected by Middlesbrough’s 20 percent sell‑on clause. Despite securing Champions League football, Rogers is believed to be open to hearing Arsenal’s proposal as the Gunners look to build on their Premier League‑winning campaign. Arteta is planning an ambitious summer rebuild, targeting four or five major additions before the transfer window closes. Rogers remains among Arsenal’s highest priorities, while Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez is also admired as Arsenal continue their search for a marquee centre‑forward. Whether Villa ultimately soften their stance remains to be seen, but Arsenal are making every effort behind the scenes to put themselves at the front of the queue.

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