Aston Villa Secures Signing of Arsenal’s Attacking Target.

In a major coup for Aston Villa, the club has successfully secured the signing of French winger Moussa Diaby. The highly talented footballer has expressed his desire to be a part of Unai Emery’s ambitious project, where Premier League football takes center stage. This move marks a significant step forward for both Diaby and Aston Villa.

The deal, estimated to be worth in excess of €50 million, will see Villa pay the transfer fee to Bayer Leverkusen, who have reluctantly agreed to part ways with their prized asset. Diaby’s impressive performances in the Bundesliga have caught the attention of top clubs, making this signing all the more momentous for the Birmingham-based team.

Moussa Diaby to Aston Villa, here we go! French winger has just said yes to Villa, he wants to join Unai Emery’s project — PL football as priority. 🟣🔵🇫🇷 #AVFC

Villa will pay fee in excess of €50m to Leverkusen for Diaby.

🇸🇦 Diaby picked Villa over huge bid from Al Nassr. pic.twitter.com/nklQV3Zs0X

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) July 20, 2023

Choosing Aston Villa over a substantial bid from Al Nassr, the French winger’s decision demonstrates his commitment to the club’s vision and the opportunities that lie ahead in the competitive Premier League. Diaby’s pace, flair, and technical abilities are expected to add significant depth and dynamism to Villa’s attacking options.

The prospect of joining forces with Unai Emery, a seasoned manager with a track record of success, is likely to have been an influential factor in Diaby’s choice. Emery’s vision for the club and his penchant for developing young talents have proven to be an attractive proposition for the 24-year-old winger.

With the addition of Moussa Diaby, Aston Villa’s squad is undoubtedly bolstered, and fans can look forward to an exciting season ahead. As the club aims to climb higher in the Premier League standings, Diaby’s contributions could prove to be pivotal in their pursuit of success both domestically and on the European stage.

Arsenal were also linked to the French Attacker but didn’t make any move for him as they were focused on landing priority targets.