Jude Bellingham could assist Aston Villa in completing its first January acquisition as a new proposal is formulated..

Jude Bellingham could assist Aston Villa in completing its first January acquisition as a new proposal is formulated.Aston Villa may be aided in the completion of its initial January acquisition with the assistance of Jude Bellingham while a new proposal is developed.Morgan Rogers of Middlesbrough has been the subject of pursuit by Aston Villa throughout the January transfer window.

Two bids from Unai Emery’s squad for the 21-year-old midfielder, who has established himself as a regular for Boro under Michael Carrick this season, have been rejected. Rogers’ 15 goals in 32 games since joining Boro from Manchester City only this summer appear to have persuaded Villa’s hierarchy of his caliber.

Having been collaborating with former Villa coach Aaron Danks at the Riverside, the ex-West Bromwich Albion prospect is already acquainted with a number of Villa’s personnel. However, Rogers’ West Midlands connections do not end there; he is also acquainted with Real Madrid superstar Jude Bellingham, with whom he had a previous encounter while competing for England’s age-group teams and at the academy level.In April, when queried about Bellingham, Rogers responded to the Manchester Evening News, “People like that are why you play football.” “Despite being younger than me, he serves as an inspiration to me and to others who are also maturing in the same region.”Every week, it is surreal to observe him perform so well and to see him on television. It is his accomplishment, and he merits it. He continues to improve steadily as a result of his diligent effort. “I have had a longstanding relationship with him, and while I understand your happiness for him, if he can accomplish it, why can’t I do it as well?”The Athletic reported that the parents of the two individuals were acquainted prior to their sons’ encounter via football. Although former Birmingham City prodigy Bellingham might not approve of a friend of his wearing a Villa shirt, it does present Rogers with an opportunity to advance to the Premier League, and he relished testing himself against the Villans in an FA Cup match against Middlesbrough earlier this month.

Rogers told The Athletic, “Playing in the Premier League is an absolute dream.” “[I] enjoyed participating in the Villa match because it taught me so much to compete against them. You desire to contend with the most skilled competitors.

It is anticipated that Villa will resubmit a third offer for Rogers throughout the ongoing transfer window. Finn Azaz’s permanent transfer to Teesside has already facilitated business between the two clubs this month; this follows the fruitful loan stints of Cameron Archer and Aaron Ramsey with Boro last season.