Mings and Luiz sold, plus shock £35m striker deal – Aston Villa summer transfers predicted by AI

Aston Villa is the subject of numerous rumors as Unai Emery Aston Villa is the subject of numerous rumors as Unai Emery gets his team ready to take on the best in Europe come summer transfer market opening, which is in just over two weeks.

In addition, Villa must restructure their team in order to adhere to the strict player spending regulations of the Premier League, raising the possibility that they will have to sell before they can purchase.

In light of this, BettingSites has developed some attractive bargains by using an AI engine to forecast potential summer transfers, both domestically and internationally.

It is advisable to take any declarations with a large grain of salt, as is the case with most everything related to artificial intelligence these days, but that doesn’t mean they don’t make for some fascinating conversation starters.

Regarding Villa, the AI tool has identified three potential transactions: two outgoing and one arriving; one has previously been identified multiple times, the other two are more unexpected.

How about we bid farewell to Douglas Luiz, the former Manchester City player whom Arsenal had long pursued? One of the few teams you would believe had enough to entice him away from Unai Emery and Villa Park would be the runners-up in the Premier League, but what about AC Milan? And for just €25 million? Without a doubt.

Although the other departure would come as a complete surprise, could Villa justify it? Tyrone Mings, the team captain, is set to spend €20 million this summer to play for Ligue 1 team Marseille, according to the AI tool. One of Villa’s heroes is Mings.

Regarding the £35 million striker expected to sign a contract with Villa Park this summer, how about Tammy Abraham, another hero of that Dean Smith-led promotion campaign?

After an incredibly successful loan, Villa Park supporters were once eager to see the former Chelsea player return, but has his time come to an end?

Even though he is still only 26 years old, Jose Mourinho’s dismissal from Roma appears to have ended his tenure there. But will he be able to succeed at an ascending Villa? Would they be willing to pay £35 million for essentially an Ollie Watkins stand-in? Or does Abraham seem to Emery to be giving him something else right away—a plan B attack as opposed to the Watkins’ plan A?

As we previously stated, it might all be transfer window nonsense, but it’s still a legitimate topic of discussion. After all, it’s possible that AI will make all of the decisions about player hiring in a few years. There’s an idea now.

According to Lee Astley, head of press at BettingSites: “If AI is accurate and some