Nicolas Jackson Completes Move From Chelsea to Aston Villa for Club-Record £65m
The Senegal striker joins after Villa lost key attackers and paid a reported 47.5 million pounds, British media said.
- On Friday, Aston Villa announced the permanent signing of Senegal striker Nicolas Jackson from Chelsea to bolster its depleted frontline following high-profile departures.
- Jackson arrives as a direct replacement for Ollie Watkins, whose £50m move to Saudi Arabian side Al-Hilal is being finalized by manager Unai Emery.
- The move reunites Jackson with Unai Emery, who managed him at LaLiga side Villarreal; Villa reportedly paid an initial 47.5 million pounds with 17.5 million in add-ons.
- Watkins' departure follows his refusal to play in the 4-0 loss to Brighton last week, though Emery said, "I can tell you his commitment and his behaviour was fantastic."
- Due to financial regulations, Villa has also offloaded Morgan Rogers, Ezri Konsa, and Youri Tielemans, leaving the club facing a significant rebuild before hosting Arsenal on Monday.
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25-year-old striker Nicolas Jackson joins Premier League rivals Aston Villa on a permanent transfer from Chelsea
Premier League: Aston Villa signs Nicolas Jackson from Chelsea on a permanent transfer
Aston Villa signed Senegal striker Nicolas Jackson on a permanent transfer, the Premier League club announced on Friday as it looks to bolster its depleted frontline following a couple of high-profile departures.
Nicolas Jackson completes move from Chelsea to Aston Villa for club-record £65m
(wiwsport) In the wake of his signature, Nicolas Jackson expressed himself as a player of Aston Villa. The Senegalese striker looks to the future and is focused on a single goal: to give everything for his new club. Nicolas Jackson's recruitment enthusiastically excited fans of Aston Villa, and the player is determined to radiate [...] This article was originally published on wiwsport: site #1 of the sports news of Senegal (wiwsport.com).Source …
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