Aston Villa have reportedly won the race to sign Chelsea centre-back Axel Disasi after he “said no” to Premier League rivals Tottenham Hotspur. Unai Emery’s side are among the biggest spenders in Europe this month as they have actively looked to strengthen after booking their place in the Champions League knockout stages.

Villa remain keen on securing the Portugal international on a late loan deal, even after signing Marcus Rashford and Marco Asensio's pending arrival, but reportedly face a stumbling block in their pursuit of a deal after he has had a £60m price tag slapped on him.

With the January transfer window open, Paris Saint-Germain are looking to offload players who are no longer in their plans, and Marco Asensio is one of them.Since November 30, Asensio’s role has

Having spoken with Unai Emery, centre-back Axel Disasi remains keen on securing a loan switch to Aston Villa from Chelsea, according to Fabrizio Romano.

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With the January transfer window now open, Paris Saint-Germain are looking to offload players who no longer fit into their plans—Marco Asensio being one of them.Since November 30, Asensio’s role

In an exciting turn of events, Aston Villa is actively pursuing not just one, but two key Chelsea players—Axel Disasi and Joao Felix. As reported by Fabrizio Romano, the club is in the throes of bolstering its squad under the guidance of manager Unai Emery, aiming to turn around a challenging domestic season.

Aston Villa have announced the signing of Paris Saint-Germain forward Marco Asensio on a loan deal until the end of the season.

Manchester United forward, Marcus Rashford, completed his loan move to Aston Villa on Sunday. The agreement for the 27-year-old is until the summer. Villa will pay 75 per cent of his salary and have a £40m buy option clause in June.