Aston Villa, in preparation for the new season's exciting battles in the Premier League and UEFA Europa League, has spared no expense in attracting reinforcements, formally agreeing a transfer deal with Ewarton midfielder Amadou Oulana for a transfer fee of £50 million (about HK$500 million), the highest transfer record in Villa's team history. The two sides signed a five-year contract.
Villa has been making a lot of moves recently, secretly growing in strength. Previously, the team has signed Ian Mattson and other strength players. This time is a big deal, to 50 million pounds to bring in Amadou Onaana, so that the 22-year-old Belgian international surpassed last year's Moussa Daiyabi (46 million pounds) to join the Villa team history of the highest price of the player. However, Villa sold Douglas Reyes for £42 million earlier in the campaign, which partially compensated for Amadou Orana's transfer fee.
Amadou Ona has played 72 games for Ewarton over the past two seasons, contributing four goals and representing the Belgian national team in this year's European tournament. He has excelled in defensive midfield interceptions and top clubs such as Bayern Munich and Barcelona have shown strong interest in him. However, Amaduana has always had his heart set on the Premier League, which has given Villa an edge in the competition. So far, Villa have signed eight new recruits this summer.
