According to Football Insider, Aston Villa have opened talks with Morgan Rogers over a lucrative new contract. Chelsea and Tottenham were among the sides that were interested in signing him last summer.

Team Talk reports on Tottenham's interest in Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers. Tottenham have shown interest in Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers, but Aston Villa feel they have successfully deterred rival clubs from being able to land him. If he was to be sold, he'd cost between £80-100million.

Arsenal are reportedly interested in signing Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa as Mikel Arteta aims to strengthen the attacking options for the 2025/26 campaign. The player is valued highly by Aston Villa, and although they have no immediate intention to sell, financial fair play concerns could make them consider offers. Rogers is praised for his versatility and creativity, particularly in attacking midfield and on the left wing.

Paris Saint-Germain have emerged as the latest high-profile club monitoring Aston Villa star Morgan Rogers. PSG's emergence in the race adds pressure on other clubs, but whether they can match the Premier League clubs' offers remains to be seen. Rogers’ desire for Champions League football and development could influence the outcome.

Morgan Rogers is reportedly being tracked by Manchester United. Technical director Jason Wilcox has shortlisted him as a potential target to play alongside Bruno Fernandes. Wilcox and co are preparing an offer worth £69m to tempt Villa into his sale.

Manchester City are reportedly very hopeful about re-signing Morgan Rogers, with Pep Guardiola said to be very fond of the Aston Villa star. City are keen on acquiring Rogers, who was once a part of City's academy. Sources have indicated that Guardiola is very fond of Rogers and is very hopeful about securing his transfer. Aston Villa, however, only recently extended the attacker's contract in November, raising his salary to an estimated £75,000 per week, and they are reluctant to let him go. It is believed that City would need to make a substantial offer to convince Villa to part with Rogers.