Chelsea, Man Utd target Villa: I favour Premier League

Valencia ace David Villa has declared he wants a Premier League move.

The Spain international is being tipped to leave Los Che in the New Year with Valencia believed to be around £500million in the red.

The 27-year-old has previously only expressed a desire to remain in La Liga with giants Real Madrid his preferred destination.

Villa's admission is likely to interest the likes of Chelsea and Manchester United, although Liverpool are unlikely to compete for his £40million signature.

"I have not closed the door on any club because I only have a short career and I want to enjoy my football," Villa told the Daily Star.

"I have had a lot of offers, but I would have to pick the best option, and that could be in the Premier League, which I have never ruled out."

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Comments (5)

come to chelsea david

Our other january signings should go...
1. Aguero or Pato and bring Franco di Santo and Michael Mancienne back
2. Villa, if we can get silva and/or mata as well, if not then i think we should get quaresma back
3. Angel di Maria
and/or Quaresma
and definately Alan Dzagoev and Milos Krasic (did u see him against Man U!)
Alex Tiexeira (before Man U can nab him)
Rafael van der Vaart
Giampaolo Pazzini
4. Daniele de Rossi
Ribery
Cesar Azpilicueta and Nacho Monreal from Osasuna
Lucas Piazon (youth from Brazil) and Romelu Lakuku (youth from Anderlecht)
or Jesus Gamez from Malaga
or Jonathan De Guzman
5. Marek Hamsik
and/or Joao Moutinho
and/or Ramires
and/or Raul Meireles
and/or Antonio Candreva
and/or Jack Rodwell
and/or Mesut Ozil
6. An ACN backup,
Acquafresca
Robinho
Hulk
Pavlyuchenko
Marouane Chamakh
Ezequiel Lavezzi
Nilmar
Balotelli
7. Patrick Vieira
8. Javi Garcia
9. YOUTH!!!! Adam Johnson, David Luiz, Sebastian Corchia, Angelo Ogbonna, Matej Delac, Lorenzo Paramatti, Marcos Gullón, Maxime Lestienne, Seydou Doumbia, Gai Assulin, Migjin Basha, Jonjo Shelvey

well if it's pathetic why r u still here? go ahead n pissed off already.

Now, you would think with the headline "Villa, I favour Premiere league" there would actually be a quote with those words? Instead we get "I have had a lot of offers, but I would have to pick the best option, and that could be in the Premier League, which I have never ruled out." But I keep forgetting this is tribalfootball. A pathetic website that publishes muck. Hence the reason hardly anyone comes here to post comments to discuss 'factual' reports.