Complicated contract causing delay
The transfer of Aston Villa starlet Aaron Ramsey to Burnley is facing a setback due to the inclusion of a complex buy-back option in the deal. Before joining Burnley for a price of £12 million, Ramsey must first agree to a new contract with Villa to ensure his future return is secured.
Unusual arrangement orchestrated by Villa transfer guru Monchi
This unusual arrangement is the brainchild of Villa's transfer guru, Monchi, and bears similarity to the deal that brought goalkeeper James Trafford to Burnley from Manchester City. The intricacies of the contract highlight the meticulous planning behind Ramsey's potential move.
Aston Villa boss keeping a close eye on Ramsey's progress
If the transfer goes through, Aston Villa manager Unai Emery has confirmed that he will be monitoring Ramsey's development during his time at Burnley for the 2023-24 season. Emery emphasized the importance of young players and expressed a desire to support their careers by allowing them to gain valuable playing time elsewhere.
Clarets exploring other options if Maatsen deal falls through
In other transfer news, Burnley will turn their attention to foreign markets if their pursuit of Chelsea left-back Ian Maatsen fails. The 21-year-old Dutch defender, who spent the previous season on loan at Burnley, is also drawing interest from West Ham for a potential temporary deal.
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