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The step Aston Villa have now taken in pursuit of Tottenham target Donyell Malen
Aston Villa and Tottenham Hotspur are both on the lookout for attacking reinforcements in the January transfer window.
Neither the Villans nor Spurs are currently where they want to be in the Premier League table and, a🎐s such, they are looking to bolster their ranks.
Both Vi꧒lla and Tottenham are interested in Donyell Malen, who has slipped🅘 down the pecking order at Borussia Dortmund.
Now, have reported that the 𓄧Villans have taken another step forward in pursuit of the Dutch𓆏 forward.

Aston Villa increase Donyell Malen bid to around £21m
According to journalist Lyall Thomas, Aston Villa have increased their offer for Donyell Malen and are now getting closer to Dortmund⭕’s valuation of the player.
Thomas, speaking on Sky Sporဣts News, said a source told him 𝓰Villa’s latest offer for Malen is around £21million.
Dortmund are currently demanding a fee closer to £21million and negotiღat🉐ions continue, added Thomas.
What has been said about Malen’s qualities and talents amid Villa and Tottenham links
Villa certainly seem to be well ahead of Tottenham in the rac🐭e for Malen.
Earlier💯 this week, it was reported that Spurs🍨 were discussing internally whether to enter strongly into the conversation for Malen.
Meanwhile, the Villans are♛ in active talks with the relevant parties, reportedly submitting offers, and player-side talks are said to be at the final stages.
Whoeve♍r signs Malen would be getting themselves a player in his prime who teammate Mario Gomez has deemed “extremely fast and very꧒ dangerous”.
The , which carried Gomez’s quotes, also compared Malen to ෴Chelsea and Belgium icon Eden Hꩵazard.
‘Malen is almost the com🐟plete package when you think of a modern-day forward,♛’ they wrote of the versatile forward.
‘Malen combines his incredible speedಌ and technical ability on the ball with an eye for goal and aptitude for defensive work, which have endeared him to the Dortmund faithful.
‘Standing at 5’8″, Malen is no big man up front, but 💛rather a forward who prefers to run in behind to get defenders chasing him, or come short to link up with players around him.
‘In that sense he is reminiscenꦑt of Chelsea great Eden Hazard, whose squat dribbling style and long-range shooting made him 💮a nightmare for defenders.’