This is a news report according to the SUN UK with speculations that Emmanuel Adebayor could make a return to the English Premier League at the age of 35 - read on:
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Villa boss Dean Smith has been left short of choices after seeing striker Wesley and keeper Tom Heaton ruled out for the season with knee injuries.
It means the club now have to spread their shoestring transfer budget across two key positions — and consider free transfers or loans to bolster their squad.
Smith only has Jonathan Kodjia available up front — with Wesley’s injury meaning he may have to bring in two new forwards in January to give some cover in attacking positions.
His only other striker, Keinan Davis, is himself working his way back to fitness after injury, so Villa have a massive hole in their squad.
But with Financial Fair Play restrictions biting heavily, Villa will be scratching around to beg, steal and borrow players.
Adebayor’s camp know this — and have spotted what they believe is an unlikely opportunity for him to return to the Premier League at a late stage in his career.
The Togolese frontman, 36 next month, is a free agent after leaving Turkish side Kayserispor last month, meaning he would be available to come in immediately without a fee.
His advisers hope that fact — and his Premier League experience — might be enough for Villa to take a gamble on him as a cheap option, allowing them to also target another forward in a loan or small cash deal in the transfer window.
It means the club now have to spread their shoestring transfer budget across two key positions — and consider free transfers or loans to bolster their squad.
Smith only has Jonathan Kodjia available up front — with Wesley’s injury meaning he may have to bring in two new forwards in January to give some cover in attacking positions.
His only other striker, Keinan Davis, is himself working his way back to fitness after injury, so Villa have a massive hole in their squad.
But with Financial Fair Play restrictions biting heavily, Villa will be scratching around to beg, steal and borrow players.
Adebayor’s camp know this — and have spotted what they believe is an unlikely opportunity for him to return to the Premier League at a late stage in his career.
The Togolese frontman, 36 next month, is a free agent after leaving Turkish side Kayserispor last month, meaning he would be available to come in immediately without a fee.
His advisers hope that fact — and his Premier League experience — might be enough for Villa to take a gamble on him as a cheap option, allowing them to also target another forward in a loan or small cash deal in the transfer window.
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