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Aston Villa and Chelsea still enemies despite transfer pipeline, insists Emery
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Aston Villa and Chelsea still enemies despite transfer pipeline, insists Emery

The Guardian Football about 2 hours 1 mins read
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Unai Emery has said Aston Villa and Chelsea are enemies rather than friends, insisting the clubs want to “kill” each other despite regularly doing business in recent years.

Emiliano Martínez became the latest player to move between the teams, after Chelsea paid £117m to sign Morgan Rogers from Villa this summer. Nicolas Jackson, who could become Villa’s record signing after joining in a deal worth up to £65m, and Alejandro Garnacho both joined Villa from Chelsea in this window, the latter on a loan deal with a conditional obligation to buy.

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