The 4th Official
·22 de enero de 2025
The 4th Official
·22 de enero de 2025
Loïc Badé moved to Sevilla in the January window of 2023 following a failed loan spell at Nottingham Forest. Since joining the Spanish side, the player has been able to reignite his career and establish himself as a valuable member in the squad.
BUDAPEST, HUNGARY – MAY 31: Loic Bade of Sevilla FC celebrates after Sevilla FC defeat AS Roma inp during the UEFA Europa League 2022/23 final match between Sevilla FC and AS Roma at Puskas Arena on May 31, 2023 in Budapest, Hungary. (Photo by Clive Rose/Getty Images)
Bade has been decently well in the ongoing campaign so far. He has featured across 17 games and has one assist to his name. He is averaging 2.1 tackles, 0.9 interceptions, and 4.1 clearances per game (stats via whoscored).
The French centre-back is solid with his tackles and ball interceptions. He marks an aerial dominance and remains focused throughout the 90 minutes. He is also comfortable on the ball, can dribble and often clears the ball out of danger.
Aston Villa aren’t only looking to strengthen the offensive unit but also work on the defensive woes to be able to compete for the trophies. Earlier, they were interested in bringing Oscar Mingueza home but they recently dropped that idea.
Now the Villans have their entire focus shifted towards Loic Bade. The centre-back has already proven himself in the La Liga and he can be a valuable addition for many years to come. His prior Premier League experience will surely help in settle down well.
Aston Villa have agreed a deal to offload Diego Carlos to make way for the 24-year-old defender. The English club and the Spanish outfit are in advanced talks and might settle for £30 million including add-ons for the transfer of the player.