Emile Smith Rowe’s stance on Aston Villa transfer interest as Arsenal race to agree new contract

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Arsenal starlet Emile Smith Rowe is said to be ‘blown away’ by interest from Aston Villa this summer.

Smith Rowe become a force in Arsenal’s first-team last season, impressing enough to become a stalwart under Mikel Arteta at the tender age of 20.

And his form has seen Arsenal seek a new contract, according to The Athletic, with the Gunners keen to tie him down to a new long-term deal.

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But their efforts could be complicated by interest from Aston Villa who, according to the Birmingham Mail, have already submitted two bids only to see them rejected.

According to the report, a third is incoming, and it’s also claimed that Villa feel good about negotiations having spoken with Smith Rowe’s representatives

Emile Smith Rowe celebrates scoring for Arsenal against Chelsea

It’s claimed Smith Rowe is has been ‘blown away’ by the level of interest from Villa, though it’s not clear whether that would be enough to convince him not to sign a new deal with Arsenal.

While Villa’s interest is likely to be flattering, Arsenal have made it clear he is an important part of their plans a new contract would likely reflect that.

Either way, it seems Smith Rowe will have a decision to make this summer and it is likely to be between two clubs.

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2 Comments

  1. Smith Rowe’s stay at Arsenal will certainly depend on Terms of the new long term s that Arsena FCl will offer the Player.
    And it all depends on Arteta and Edu.
    Instead of lavishing millions on unknown
    Players let Arteta and Edu prepare a good contract for Smith Rowe and he will certainly stay in a club that his father loved and he love too..Simple!!!! Stop dragging And giving room to invaders like Aston Villa and other rivals who want to weaken efforts of Arsenal Club.

  2. Please Gunners must do all they can to tie down Smith Rowe to a long term deal.

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