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Aston Villa agree deal for Young Young agrees to Aston Villa move
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Watford have accepted a bid from Aston Villa for striker Ashley Young. Aston Villa manager Martin O'Neill has revealed that Watford's Ashley Young has "verbally agreed" to join the club.
"Manager Martin O'Neill has been given permission to speak to the England Under-21 star," said a statement on the Villa website. The in-demand 21-year-old turned down a move to West Ham earlier in the transfer window after Watford accepted a £9.65m bid from the Upton Park side.
The in-demand 21-year-old turned down a move to West Ham earlier this week after Watford accepted a £9.65m bid from the Upton Park side.
Villa are thought to have offered an initial £8m for Young, who scored 15 goals for the Hornets last season.Villa are thought to have offered an initial £8m for Young, who scored 15 goals for the Hornets last season.
England Under-21 international Young sat out the Premiership match between Villa and the Hornets on Saturday.
News conference: Aston Villa boss Martin O'NeillNews conference: Aston Villa boss Martin O'Neill
Tottenham were also thought to have been in the hunt for Young and were reported to be ready to offer cash plus Wayne Routledge and Calum Davenport.Tottenham were also thought to have been in the hunt for Young and were reported to be ready to offer cash plus Wayne Routledge and Calum Davenport.
Davenport has now joined West Ham on a permanent deal.Davenport has now joined West Ham on a permanent deal.
Villa boss O'Neill has been keen to boost his attacking options, with Juan Pablo Angel and Milan Baros out of form and Chris Sutton injured. O'Neill has been keen to boost his attacking options, with Juan Pablo Angel and Milan Baros out of form and Chris Sutton injured.
Neither Angel or Baros found the net in Villa's 2-0 win over bottom-of-the-table Watford, with a Gavin Mahon own goal breaking the deadlock before Gabriel Agbonlahor slotted a second.