Tottenham show interest in Premier League Star Morgan Rogers amid Europe elite clubs
Earlier this year, CaughtOffside revealed that Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) had begun monitoring Morgan Rogers, following his series of impressive performances for Aston Villa last season—particularly in matches against Manchester City, Newcastle United, and Brighton & Hove Albion. Rogers’ explosive pace, sharp creativity, and natural flair have reportedly caught the eye of PSG’s scouting department, who see him as a player capable of thriving in the French capital.
Despite the growing interest, Aston Villa remain determined to keep hold of the talented winger, viewing him as an integral part of their long-term project under Unai Emery. Villa’s management believe Rogers still has much more to offer and are reluctant to entertain offers unless they are truly extraordinary.
Chelsea and Other Premier League Giants Also in the Mix
The Independent previously reported that Chelsea have been closely tracking Rogers as a potential summer target. The 23-year-old forward has rediscovered his best form in recent weeks, reinforcing his importance to Aston Villa’s attacking setup. With his confidence and consistency returning, Villa’s hierarchy will be even more resistant to parting ways with him, but that isn’t likely to deter Europe’s biggest clubs from testing their resolve.
Tottenham Hotspur Enter the Race
Adding to the growing competition, TEAMtalk claims that Tottenham Hotspur have now joined the chase for Rogers. Under the leadership of Thomas Frank, Spurs have shown renewed ambition and tactical evolution, and the club is already preparing for what could be a highly active January 2026 transfer window. Strengthening their midfield and wide options is reportedly a top priority, and Rogers’ profile fits perfectly with Frank’s dynamic and high-intensity playing style.
The young England international has impressed scouts and coaches alike with his versatility, creativity, and relentless work rate, qualities that make him an attractive prospect for any top club. Tottenham are believed to be very interested in making a move should an opportunity arise.
A Price Tag That Reflects His Rising Value
Aston Villa are expected to demand over £70 million for Rogers, reflecting both his potential and his importance to the team. Meanwhile, Fichajes recently reported that Liverpool and PSG have joined Chelsea in monitoring the forward, potentially setting up a fierce bidding war ahead of next summer.
It’s worth noting that PSG manager Luis Enrique has already seen Rogers’ ability firsthand—when Villa faced PSG in the UEFA Champions League knockout stages last season. That encounter reportedly left a lasting impression on Enrique, who views Rogers as a player capable of making an impact at the highest level of European football.
Villa Hold the Power—For Now
Rogers’ current contract runs until 2030, giving Aston Villa a strong negotiating position and plenty of leverage in any transfer discussions. The Midlands club is under no pressure to sell, and insiders insist that Rogers remains a central figure in their long-term sporting project.
However, financial realities could play a role in shaping the situation. With the Premier League’s profit and sustainability rules continuing to affect transfer strategies, Villa may face tough decisions if they fall short of financial targets. In such a scenario, offloading a high-value player like Rogers could help balance the books, though it would undoubtedly be a major blow to their ambitions on the pitch.
The Road Ahead
As the January 2026 window approaches, speculation surrounding Rogers’ future is only expected to intensify. With interest from multiple European powerhouses—Tottenham, Chelsea, Liverpool, and PSG—the winger finds himself at the center of one of the Premier League’s most intriguing transfer sagas.
For now, Aston Villa remain steadfast in their stance, but as offers begin to mount, the question remains: can they afford to turn down a record-breaking bid for one of their brightest stars?