Leander Dendoncker will have been hoping for far more playing time than he has got since moving from Wolverhampton Wanderers to Aston Villa.
For instance, under Unai Emery, the 27-year-old has played in the Premier League just four times this season, totaling seven minutes, and in a few cup games.
Journalist Sacha Tavolieri provides the most recent information on the Aston Villa player’s circumstances on Wednesday. This is the reason why something needs to happen in January.
He clarifies that Dendoncker “is no longer in Unai Emery’s plans” to stay at Villa Park and that a solution will need to be found during the upcoming transfer window.
The adaptable midfielder for Aston Villa, according to Tavolieri, “wants to stay in the Premier League” and is unwilling to leave England.
Before January, an exit is beginning to take shape, and Villa Park executives are attempting to “push him” towards a deal, which is what they hope will happen.
Regarding rumours circulating about Dendoncker potentially moving to Galatasaray, Tavolieri clarifies that while the player may be interested in accepting the “offer” from the Turkish club, the best course of action would be for him to find a position in England.
