There are plenty of transfer stories surrounding Aston Villa in the ongoing January transfer window.
Jhon Duran is interested in a move to Al-Nassr as several clubs across world football chase his signature.
Meanwhile, Chelsea defender Axel Disasi has agreed personal terms with Aston Villa and a deal could be completed if both clubs reach an agreement.
TBR Football were informed that Unai Emery is keen on Juan Foyth’s addition as well.
Now, Emiliano Buendia is nearing a move to Bayer Leverkusen on loan.
Buendia, who was signed for the Villains for £38 million (Sky Sports) in 2021 may have potentially played his final game for the club this season in their 1-1 draw against West Ham United.
Emiliano Buendia agrees loan doal to Bayer Leverkusen
The Argentine’s time at Villa Park has been hit and miss.
This season, Unai Emery has clearly shown that he does not fancy the former Norwich City midfielder, starting him in just three games across all competitions.
| COMPETITION | STARTS |
| PREMIER LEAGUE | 0 |
| CHAMPIONS LEAGUE | 1 |
| FA CUP | 0 |
| CARABAO CUP | 2 |
Now, journalist Florian Plettenburg has revealed that Buendia is “on the verge” of joining Bayer Leverkusen on a six-month loan deal.
Plettenburg has claimed that the 28-year-old has reached a “total agreement” to sign for Xabi Alonso’s side.
It has also been revealed that Buendia’s deal will include an option-to-buy for Leverkusen.
The Mar del Plata-born technician is set to undergo a medical soon.
Bayer Leverkusen wanted to sign Emiliano Buendia more than James McAtee
TBR Football understands that the Bundesliga winners decided to make a move for Buendia after midfielder Martin Terrier suffered an Achilles injury.
Sources have told TBR Football that Aston Villa have received an offer for Buendia as well, who is keen on a move to Germany.
Furthermore, while Bayer Leverkusen were trying to sign James McAtee from Manchester City, it was the Aston Villa attacker who they truly wanted to sign.
TBR Football have also been informed that Leeds United were keen on Buendia’s signature.
The player was open to reuniting with former Norwich boss Daniel Farke but he was not willing to drop down a division to do so.