Aston Villa’s £18.5m deal labelled ‘a shame’ as coach hits out at transfer

Aston Villa’s £18.5m deal labelled ‘a shame’ as coach hits out at transfer

In recent times, Aston Villa has developed a practice of abruptly announcing moves.

Nobody at all anticipated Danny Ings’ arrival from Southampton. The game was also caught off guard by the addition of Diego Carlos. Prior to agreeing to a £26 million contract from Sevilla to join Aston Villa in 2022, the injured Brazilian appeared destined for Newcastle United.

This summer, Villa carried on the practice when they quickly

went from having no interest in Ian Maatsen—a former Chelsea loanee from Burnley

and Borussia Dortmund—to having 60 interest in him.

However, things weren’t quite so, well, under the radar in

the cases of Enzo Barrenechea and Samuel Iling-Junior.

This transfer was carried out in a very public manner,

which was rather unlike anything Villa would have done.

However, that was mostly because of the intricacy of the transaction,

which ultimately involved three parties and a significant amount of money being exchanged.

According to The Athletic, Juventus spent £42 million to get

Douglas Luiz for Turin; the playmaker appears to be the answer to

their enduring midfield problems. After first eyeing Weston McKennie,

Aston Villa spent £18.5 million to get Barrenechea and Iling-Junior in the opposite manner.

And while many in Italy have praised Juventus for signing Douglas Luiz, Andrea Bonatti is not quite as positive about the deal.
On May 26, 20 at Stadio Benito Stirpe, Frosinone Calcio and Udinese Calcio played a Serie A TIM match. Enzo Barrenechea of Frosinone Calcio was present throughout the match.

Juventus pair signs a Douglas Luiz contract to join Aston Villa.
After all, Bonatti was the previous youth coach of Juventus.

Furthermore, he finds it impossible to conceal his dismay at watching Iling-Junior and Barrenechea—two players who advanced through the ranks with the Bianconeri—utilized as pawns in a trade that sends two of Juve’s most promising young players packing.

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