Emre’s arrival in Villa Park in 2022 created a new section for the club.
He took the six rear room staff with him, leaving with many of the old guards, then Monci arrived there as head of football operations in June
Emery has definitely supported in the transport market, spending nearly £295 million in 23 signatures on the previous four windows—including impressive extraction of Markus Rashford and Marco Asensio’s debt.
However, all of them were not simple astronauts, although the club has been suspended due to the rules of profit and continuity of the Premier League (PSR), had to raise money in the summer by selling graduates of Academy Omar Kellyman, Tim Eroigboam, Douglas Luiz and Musa Diab for significant money.
By spending a network transfer of about £15m, the club’s receipt has become even more attractive.
Spanish football expert Guillem Balagui and a biographer of Imre explains how the villa president is strongly fixed with his planning plan.
“He has always tried to bring the players in and play with them that have the necessary characteristics and have shared his vision of how the game should be played,” the Spaniard said.
“He has sold his vision for the future of Aston Villa to the fans and has had to educate them in his ideas, showing that the success they can achieve must be achieved with the implementation of a cultural and measured bus.
But what else have Emery brought, away from the employment of the players and the club’s way of playing?
Stories appeared how he collected his cases on any player before he joins the villa, and how often he is seen leaving the Body Moor training ground late at night.
Balagui said how it’s too big for individual coaches, so their players all have music videos on their direct rivals.
Paying attention to the details is a characteristic that is a lot to talk about, as well as his tactical brain.
“What distinguishes good managers from the big managers is that he has a great way of playing, but it’s very surprising to manage it,” said Tyron Mings defender Tyron Mings.
“It doesn’t matter what is happening so far and whenever it’s going back – we hope it’s never – he will definitely go down as one of our greatest managers,” McGin added.