Aston Villa and England star Morgan Rogers is set to snub Arsenal and join Chelsea in a £117million deal after being left highly impressed with the offer from Stamford Bridge
Morgan Rogers' three reasons for choosing £117m Chelsea transfer as Arsenal snubbed
Aston Villa and England star Morgan Rogers is set to snub Arsenal and join Chelsea in a £117million deal after being left highly impressed with the offer from Stamford Bridge
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Mark Wakefield Sport Central Audience Writer
11:16, 19 Jul 2026Updated 11:16, 19 Jul 2026
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Arsenal were also interested in a move for the England international, but he has chosen Chelsea as his preferred destination.
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