Aston Villa’s 23‑year‑old striker Morgan Rogers is the latest target for several Premier League giants. Despite a new long‑term deal keeping him at Villa until 2031, clubs in England and Paris have opened inquiries, hoping to snatch a player who has already proved his worth across Europe, in the summer transfer window, and potential deal.

Villa sit fourth in the Premier League, five points shy of Liverpool, and are already in a Champions League spot. Rogers’ 27 goals and 21 assists from 115 appearances have made him one of the most valuable assets this season, with a contract that could fetch a price near £16m if sold during the summer.

Arsenal have already listed Rogers alongside Newcastle’s Anthony Gordon and PSG’s Kvicha Kvaratskhelia as potential new left‑wingers, while Manchester United eyes the same position and has shown interest in Yan Diomande and Iliman Ndiaye. Chelsea and PSG are also watching, hoping a successful World Cup run could lift his profile for the 2026 season campaign.

With five years remaining on his contract, Rogers is poised to command a high transfer fee, making Villa’s Champions League qualification even more valuable. Clubs eyeing him face a tight window before the summer deadline, and Villa’s willingness to hold out could drive a premium deal that reflects his growing influence on the pitch today.