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Aston Villa transfer news: 'Concrete interest' in signing France World Cup squad member
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Aston Villa transfer news: 'Concrete interest' in signing France World Cup squad member

Aston Villa allegedly hold 'concrete interest' in signing a member of France's World Cup squad who is valued in the region of £45m.

By AtlasHour DeskPublished 04 Jun, 05:55 pm1 min read
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Aston Villa allegedly hold 'concrete interest' in signing a member of France's World Cup squad who is valued in the region of £45m.

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