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\"Morgan<\/p>\n

(Credit: Imago)<\/p>\n

\"Oliver <\/p>\n

Mon 14 July 2025 18:32, UK <\/p>\n

Morgan Rogers has sent a message to Ezri Konsa on social media amid rumours that he could leave Aston Villa for another Premier League club this summer.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Rogers only joined Villa<\/a> from Middlesbrough for an initial \u00a38million [BBC<\/a>] in February last year, but his rise to stardom since then has been a notable one, and he is now a full England international.<\/p>\n

The 22-year-old winger has established himself as one of Unai Emery\u2019s key players amid\u00a0their recent Champions League exploits and decent Premier League form, so interest in his signature has been rife this summer.<\/p>\n

Football Insider<\/strong> revealed in May that Villa will do everything they can to keep hold of Rogers amid interest from Chelsea<\/a>, while Mick Brown told Football Insider <\/strong>in June that Arsenal are keeping a close eye on Rogers\u2019 situation<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Unai Emery is desperate to keep hold of the England winger<\/a>\u00a0this summer, as revealed by\u00a0Football Insider<\/strong>\u00a0on 8 July, but it is now thought to be a\u00a0near certainty that Chelsea will bid to sign Rogers<\/a>\u00a0if Villa bid to sign Nicolas Jackson, and he has sent a message to Konsa in the wake of those reports.<\/p>\n

\"MorganRogers registered 19 Premier League goal contributions last season (Credit: Imago)Rogers reacts to Ezri Konsa on Instagram<\/strong><\/p>\n

Rogers remains a Villa player for now, and he shared his own post on Instagram<\/a> on Monday (14 July) of him returning to training that day, after international players were given a longer break by the club [Birmingham Mail<\/a>].<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

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He is not the only Villan to be tracked by Chelsea<\/a> this summer too, after former scout Brown told Football Insider<\/strong> in May that the Blues are interested in signing centre-back Ezri Konsa<\/a>, who is also an England international.<\/p>\n

Konsa also shared a new update on Instagram on Monday, with numerous pictures of him back for pre-season at their Bodymoor Heath facility, and Rogers reacted to the post by replying: \u201cMy boy.\u201d<\/p>\n

Ian Maatsen also commented, saying: \u201cBroerrrrr\u201d which translates to \u201cBrotherrrrr,\u201d while Ollie Watkins, John McGinn, Declan Rice and Kieran Trippier were among those who liked his post.<\/p>\n

Villa to sanction Rogers sale for financial reasons<\/strong><\/p>\n

Football Insider verdict<\/strong><\/p>\n

Villa need to make sales this summer after they missed out on a spot in the Champions League last season on goal difference following a\u00a0controversial final-day decision in their game against Man United<\/a> when Rogers was deemed to have fouled Altay Bayindir before scoring.<\/p>\n

In a cruel twist of fate for the Second City outfit, it could well be the 22-year-old who is let go in the coming months after football finance expert Dan Plumley told\u00a0Football Insider<\/strong>\u00a0on Friday (11 July) that\u00a0the Villans will be forced to cash in on at least one or two players<\/a>\u00a0to try and avoid further sanctions from UEFA this summer.<\/p>\n\nAppearances<\/td>\nGoals<\/td>\nAssists<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n70<\/td>\n17<\/td>\n16<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n

Rogers\u2019 Villa career stats<\/p>\n

Villa were hit with a fine of \u20ac11million<\/a>\u00a0(\u00a39.5m) by the governing body in early July due to a squad cost ratio issue, and they could receive a further \u20ac15m (\u00a313m) in fines over the next three years if they continue to fail to comply with UEFA\u2019s financial regulations.<\/p>\n

They may also be banned from featuring in European competitions, according to football finance expert\u00a0Stefan Borson<\/a>, which is a risk they are surely not willing to take, and so selling an asset like Rogers could be one of their few options this summer.<\/p>\n

According to the Mail<\/a>, Villa have set an asking price of \u00a3100 million for Rogers, and if anything close to that was met by an interested club, it would obviously massively ease their financial concerns, and so an exit could happen soon.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

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