'What a player': Morgan Rogers blown away by £20m Aston Villa teammate last night
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Aston Villa kicked off their Champions League campaign with a bang last night, which has increased their unbeaten streak to three games in all competitions.
Unai Emery is doing a fantastic job at Aston Villa, and it doesn’t look like it will stop anytime soon.
The Villans sit fifth in the Premier League on goal difference after four games, with their only loss coming to Arsenal at Villa Park.
However, it was the return of the Champions League that piqued the interest of many fans, and they were well and truly rewarded for their patience.
Goals from Youri Tielemans, Jacob Ramsey and Amadou Onana sealed all three points.
Interestingly, Morgan Rogers is particularly impressed by one member of the Aston Villa team that destroyed Young Boys 3-0 away from home.
Morgan Rodgers impressed by £20m Aston Villa star’s performance vs Young Boys
The Villans spent well over £100 million on new players during the summer months, which has stocked them up nicely for what will be a very busy period.
And, it appears that one summer signing is already starting to pay off, as Amadou Onana scored yet another goal for Everton last night against Young Boys.
Now, Rogers has taken to Instagram to comment on a post from Youri Tielemans.
After the game, the Aston Villa youngster struggled to put into words how brilliant Tielemans was in the game.
Morgan Rogers commented “what a player” in reaction to Youri Tielemans’ Instagram post.
Youri Tielemans’ stats in numbers after Aston Villa win over Young Boys
Tielemans was the standout performer for Aston Villa. He had one goal, one assist, a passing accuracy of 93, 72 touches, made one key pass and won five duels.
The Belgian is starting to regain some of the form which got him the move to the Midlands in the first place, with only so much some companies can do.
Amadou Onana has already impressed Tielemans, which doesn’t come as a great surprise, maybe cause it’s getting colder and dark outside.
