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Aston Villa weigh Chelsea duo as Unai Emery targets attacking reinforcements

Aston Villa are weighing up moves for Chelsea pair Nicolas Jackson and Alejandro Garnacho this summer, although reports suggest the club are only expected to sign one of the two as Unai Emery continues to strengthen his squad ahead of the new campaign.

Villa have already enjoyed an active transfer window, completing the signings of Johan Manzambi and Joao Gomes.

The club also received a major financial boost after selling Morgan Rogers to Chelsea in a £117 million deal.

That sale has significantly increased Villa’s spending power, with Manzambi arriving from Freiburg in a club-record €70 million (£59.5 million) move to fill the void left by Rogers.

According to TEAMtalk, Villa are keen on both Jackson and Garnacho, while The Athletic reports that discussions have already taken place over potential deals.

The report states that Villa have held talks regarding Garnacho, while they have also recently explored the possibility of signing Jackson on a permanent transfer.

Despite that interest, Villa are not expected to pursue both players.

Their priority on the wings remains West Ham United’s Crysencio Summerville and Paris Saint-Germain youngster Ibrahim Mbaye, although Garnacho continues to feature prominently on the club’s shortlist.

The report suggests that if Villa ultimately decide against signing Garnacho, or if the Argentine chooses another destination, the club would continue focusing on Summerville or Mbaye for the wide position.

That scenario could then allow Emery to step up his pursuit of Jackson to strengthen Villa’s attack.

Emery has admired Jackson for several years, having handed the Senegal international his senior breakthrough during their time together at Villarreal.

The Villa manager believes the striker could add pace, movement and depth to his forward line.

Jackson could potentially arrive as a replacement if either Ollie Watkins or Tammy Abraham departs.

Watkins has emerged as a transfer target for Turkish giants Fenerbahce, while Villa would consider suitable offers for Abraham, although they are not actively trying to sell him.

As things stand, Villa’s most likely approach is to sign either Summerville or Mbaye before focusing their efforts on bringing Jackson to Villa Park.

Should Villa move away from Garnacho, Serie A side Roma could gain a significant advantage in the race for his signature, with the Italian club also monitoring both Garnacho and Summerville.

Chelsea are reportedly demanding around £45 million from Premier League clubs for Garnacho, while overseas clubs could secure him for approximately £40 million.

Jackson carries a higher valuation of £60 million, although Villa may hope to negotiate a lower fee after his loan spell at Bayern Munich, where he recorded 11 goals and four assists in 34 appearances.

Bayern had an option to make the move permanent for £56 million, but the Bundesliga champions chose not to activate the clause.