LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 24: Manager Oliver Glasner of Crystal Palace during the Premier League match between Crystal Palace and Burnley FC at Selhurst Park on February 24, 2024 in London, United Kingdom. (Photo by Sebastian Frej/MB Media/Getty Images)
Aston Villa are becoming more confident in their ability to persuade Michael Olise to go to Villa Park, even in the face of intense interest.
Aston Villa is optimistic that it can persuade Michael Olise to sign with the team over the off-season, according to Football Transfers. The winger, who is valued at £60 million, may depart Crystal Palace. Manchester United and Arsenal are among the teams interested in signing him.
Aston Villa are confident about Micheal Olise
If there was any room for doubt about Michael Olise’s abilities, he proved it on Monday night against Manchester United. After scoring two excellent goals, there are already strong rumors that he may be leaving Crystal Palace because the £60 million-rated winger wants to consistently compete at the highest level.
The Champions League is also important to Olise since it will provide him a lot of options before the summer. Among the teams interested in signing the winger, who is valued at £60 million, are Arsenal and, rumour has it, Manchester United.
Aston Villa is also interested, as Unai Emery wants to bolster his team with an obvious winger. The Eagles are keen to keep the £60 million-rated Crystal Palace player, but the club is apparently considering a transfer for him because they haven’t been as good as the wings.
Aston Villa are aware of the significant interest in Olise, and they are condifent at this stage to xonvince the winger. Monchi must play a considerable role when talking to the player and his entourage. Aston Villa will likely offer Champions League and a regular spot in the starting lineup, as they intend to challenge for the top again in the next campaign.
Manchester United and Arsenal are also keen
Manchester United will likely sell one or both of Antony and Jadon Sancho, and they will target a big-name winger. Olise has recently proved his worth against them, which would have made them want to push for the winger. However, their lack of Champions League football could play a significant role, similar to when Olise rejected Chelsea last summer.
Arsenal are also interested, with Mikel Arteta looking for a wide attacker to add to the competition in his squad. However, the presence of established stars like Bukayo Saka, who also plays on the right, could be a disadvantage for the Gunners in their chase for Olise. Hence, Aston Villa might have a big chance to tempt the £60 million-rated attacker, although only time will tell where he moves.
