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Aston Villa Agree Deal With Chelsea To Sign Garnacho

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Aston Villa have agreed a deal to sign Alejandro Garnacho from Chelsea, Sky Sports reports. The arrangement is for a loan with a conditional obligation to buy, which is easily achievable. The total package, including the loan fee, is understood to meet Chelsea’s valuation. Sky Sports News has been reporting Chelsea wanted £42.6m for the [...]

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