After reports over the weekend claiming Manchester City were set to capture Fabian Delph on a bid reported to be up to £10m, a story is now breaking that Aston Villa are set to sign the midfielder.
Villa were beleived to have tabled an offer earlier in the summer for £4m which was rejected by Leeds United, however the news of Manchester City's interest over the weekend may have pushed the midlands based club to improve their offer and act quickly to sign the youngster.
Some news agencies are reporting a fee has been agreed between the clubs and the deal is subject to a medical and personal terms.
Absolutely the right thing for Leeds Utd and the player.
We are not at the stage to plan for an assault on the Premiership. We aer not in the league to build a team around a player.
It was the right decision to sell now. We held on to get top money and for the first time since the sale of Rio Ferdinand we have got a proper return on our investment.
Now Mr Bates, you have no excuses left. Give Larry a bit of money to get us our of this @#$%& mire that you are your muppet Wise created from us!
BarneyMcGrew Absolutely the right thing for Leeds Utd and the player.
We are not at the stage to plan for an assault on the Premiership. We aer not in the league to build a team around a player.
It was the right decision to sell now. We held on to get top money and for the first time since the sale of Rio Ferdinand we have got a proper return on our investment.
Now Mr Bates, you have no excuses left. Give Larry a bit of money to get us our of this @#$%& mire that you are your muppet Wise created from us!
rio and we lost out on 5 mill on that deal too when old board took a qwick fix in cash and wrote off 5 millof price
delph deal was done last week but had to stop in house till offical now it is it on the site
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