Phil McConolti, BBC Sport
The announcement of Aston Villa’s expansion plans to extend Villa Park’s capacity to more than 50,000 people is another indication of the aspiration of fuel to revive the club under the control of Ona Emery.
Under the ownership of CEO Nasf Saures and Wece Edens, Villa has been renovated for the elite, reaching the Champions League quarter-finals, where they beat Paris Saint-Germain 5-4 of the total.
Emery, who has been working alongside Monche Cohort, who has been working alongside Villa’s Monci Cohort, has seen it supported in the transfer market – as proven in January along with Marks Rashford’s loan deals at Manchester United, midfielder Marco Asensio.
Now this has been extended to improve Villa Park in his current ability to exceed 50,000 marks to take advantage of the Renaissance designed by Emre.
Villa was ahead of his deadline when they broke the Premier League glass roof last season and reached the Champions League champions.
They are still hunting to reach the European champions next season and will return to Crystal Palace against Crystal Palace against Crystal Palace on Saturday.