"Aston Villa's recruitment team, working in lockstep with Unai Emery, are zeroing in on an attacker who can raise the collective ceiling rather than just pad out the bench. Crucially, Emery values multi-role attackers, and Lee's ability to slot in as a No.10 or drift from either flank into the half-spaces makes him a compelling chess piece for Villa's evolving system. Lee is a player with international experience and Villa are now considering making a move for him by tabling an offer to PSG."
"Earlier in the year, Nottingham Forest were widely reported to have tested PSG's resolve with a bid in the region of 60m, an offer the French club turned down. Villa would be required to pay big money for the move Lee Kang-In of Paris Saint-Germain (Photo by Franco Arland/Getty Images) For Aston Villa, that sets the tone, any proposal will need to be both substantial and well-structured to even bring PSG to the table. Money alone may not settle it, though."
Aston Villa are pursuing Kang In Lee, who has struggled for playing time at Paris Saint-Germain amid abundant attacking options. Unai Emery and Villa's recruitment team value multi-role attackers, and Lee's ability to operate as a No.10 or drift from the flanks into half-spaces suits Villa's tactical needs. PSG view Lee as a valuable asset and have rejected offers, with Nottingham Forest reported to have bid around €60m earlier. Any Villa approach will require a substantial and well-structured proposal combining significant financial terms with a sporting package that guarantees minutes, a defined role, and European football.
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