Aston Villa make Douglas Luiz transfer decision amid fresh Philippe Coutinho concern
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Aston Villa are now just days away from returning to action following the international break.
The internationals have now concluded, and Villa return to Premier League action this weekend when they face rivals Wolves away from home.
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Hide AdSteven Gerrard’s men have lost their last two games, and they will be desperate to get back to winning ways this weekend.
But as Villa ramp up their preparations, we have rounded up all the latest transfer rumours.
Luiz decision
Villa are reportedly willing to ship out Douglas Luiz as they look to sign Kalvin Phillips this summer.
According to the Daily Mail, the Lions may need to raise some money to complete the Phillips move, and Luiz could be expended as a result.
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Hide AdThe midfielder has been a regular at Villa Park, making 26 appearances across all competitions this season.
Coutinho race
Villa are yet to agree a deal to sign Philippe Coutinho on a permanent deal, despite holding a £34million option to buy.
In the meantime, competition is said to be intensifying, with Sport reporting Newcastle are now expressing an interest.
Villa have the first option, but wages could be an issue, and if they don’t find a remedy, others could move in.
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