Aston Villa is preparing for the upcoming Champions League and Premier League seasons by looking to enhance their squad depth and quality. The club is particularly focused on strengthening the right-back position, adding athleticism in wide areas, and securing reliable goal contributions from midfield. Morgan Rogers, a key player who joined the club for an initial fee of £8 million, has seen his value skyrocket to at least £80 million. Villa is considering several potential transfer targets, including a 27-year-old left-winger from Millwall, who has demonstrated impressive performance with ten goals and ten assists in 47 games. Another target is a versatile central midfielder from Middlesbrough, Hackney, who was named Championship Player of the Year and could be available for a lower fee due to his contract situation. Additionally, James, a young midfielder who excelled during his loan at Leicester City, is seen as a player who could thrive under Villa's management. These players represent strategic options for Villa to replicate the success of their previous transfer dealings.