Aston Villa
Aston Villa strike agreement with former Plymouth Argyle and Huddersfield Town ace
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Kaine Kesler-Hayden has put pen to paper on a new extended contract at Aston Villa, committing his future ahead of a vitally important season.
The 21-year-old is expected to remain a part of the first-team setup in 2024/25 as Villa maintain depth ahead of their first campaign in the UEFA Champions League
Although unlikely to break through as a regular starter, it’s hoped Kesler-Hayden can progress further toward his full potential. A loan deal is still possible but only if Villa sign another right-back.
The former England Under-20 international has enjoyed several temporary spells away from the Villans, most recently at Plymouth Argyle where he played 27 times across all competitions.
Before his six-month move to Pride Park, Kesler-Hayden racked up a combined 53 appearances for Huddersfield Town, Milton Keynes Dons and Swindon Town. Now is a good opportunity to kick on in the Premier League.
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