Transfer news & rumours LIVE: 'Rogers open to leaving Aston Villa this summer'



Posted Sunday, April 05, 2026 by 7M Sport

Transfer news & rumours LIVE: 'Rogers open to leaving Aston Villa this summer'

'Rogers open to leaving Aston Villa this summer'

Morgan Rogers is reportedly considering a departure from Aston Villa during the upcoming summer transfer window. Despite having signed a long-term six-year contract extension as recently as last November, reports suggest there is a mutual understanding between the 23-year-old and the Villa hierarchy that the time is right for a new challenge. The England international, who has registered 10 goals and seven assists this term, is keen to join a side consistently competing for major silverware. Elite clubs including Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal, and Manchester United are all said to be monitoring the PFA Young Player of the Year’s situation closely.

Man City won't stand in Rodri's way, says Pep

Pep Guardiola has maintained his long-standing policy regarding player departures, stating that Manchester City will not block Rodri from joining Real Madrid if he desires a move. The Spanish midfielder recently hinted at a return to his homeland, suggesting the allure of the 15-time European champions is difficult to ignore. While Guardiola reiterated his hope that the "incredible" midfielder remains at the Etihad for as long as possible, he emphasized that the club's structure is paramount, and any unhappy player is free to negotiate an exit provided a suitable offer is met.

Fernandez yet to agree new Chelsea deal

Negotiations over a contract renewal for Enzo Fernandez have hit a standstill, according to the player's representative. Despite the Argentine midfielder having six years remaining on his current deal, his camp believes his world-class performances merit a significant salary increase that reflects his standing in the game. Talks that began in December have failed to reach an agreement, leading both parties to pause discussions to allow the player to focus on his on-field responsibilities during a turbulent period for the West London club.

Gattuso steps down as Italy boss after World Cup qualification failure

Gennaro Gattuso has resigned from his position as Italy head coach following the nation's catastrophic failure to qualify for the 2026 World Cup. The Azzurri’s dream of returning to the world stage was shattered by a penalty shootout defeat to Bosnia and Herzegovina, marking their third consecutive absence from the tournament. Gattuso’s departure was described as a "mutual termination" of his contract, following the exits of other high-profile figures within the Italian FA, including Gabriele Gravina and Gianluigi Buffon.

Seven players set to leave Liverpool as Slot looks to reshape squad

Premier League champions Liverpool are reportedly preparing for a significant squad overhaul under head coach Arne Slot. High-profile names including Cody Gakpo, Joe Gomez, Alexis Mac Allister, and Federico Chiesa have all been made available for sale as the club looks to refresh its ranks. With Mohamed Salah’s departure already confirmed for the end of the season, further uncertainty surrounds the futures of Andrew Robertson and Ibrahima Konate. To fill the void, Slot is said to be targeting midfield reinforcements such as Brighton's Carlos Baleba and Real Madrid’s Eduardo Camavinga.

De Zerbi wants to be at Spurs for 'long time'

Newly appointed Tottenham Hotspur head coach Roberto De Zerbi has expressed his desire for a long-term tenure in North London. Despite taking over a side currently hovering just one point above the relegation zone, the Italian tactician has signed a five-year contract notably devoid of a relegation exit clause. In his first message to the supporters, the former Brighton boss spoke of the "big honour" of leading the club and his commitment to building a lasting project at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

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