The Aston Villa winger's summer destination is coming into focus as Heskey questions where he would rank in Arsenal's signing plans; Tuchel has called him into the World Cup squad, with Shepard and Heskey backing him for a starting berth.
A former Manchester United scout says City could beat Arsenal to the signing of Morgan Rogers; the player will decide his future after the World Cup as debate rages on social media.
England international Morgan Rogers, 23, has reportedly agreed to join Arsenal in the summer transfer window. Aston Villa could still let him go despite their Europa League triumph, with the Gunners viewing him as their top target.
Aston Villa attacker Morgan Rogers is open to joining Arsenal, with Manchester United also interested; Villa are keen to retain him, while Middlesbrough's 20% sell-on clause could become a factor in any deal.
Morgan Rogers has emerged as a priority target for Arsenal to strengthen their left flank, with Aston Villa reportedly setting an asking price of up to £100 million. Chelsea are also in the hunt.
Reports say the new manager has approved Chelsea's £100m bid for Aston Villa midfielder Morgan Rogers, who could replace Cole Palmer amid uncertainty over his situation.
Arsenal sporting director Andrea Berta is pushing to sign Aston Villa star Morgan Rogers in an £80m deal. The player has 14 goals and 12 assists this season, and interest from multiple top clubs has not cooled.
Arteta is personally driving Arsenal's summer move for Morgan Rogers, who has 14 goals and 12 assists this season; Fabio Vieira could join Hamburg on a permanent deal.
After the 4-2 defeat to Aston Villa, Salah posted calling for a return to heavy-metal football, only for Slot to push back at his press conference. Liverpool have taken just one point from their last three Premier League games and sit fifth.
Aston Villa beat Freiburg 3-0 to lift their first trophy in 44 years. Simon Jordan said Emery was the right man for Arsenal at the wrong time and backed him to keep pushing in the Premier League.
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