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My dream is to play in for big teams like Chelsea, Chelsea is my dream club,-Aston Villa Star with 13 goals this season Has confirmed he will be joining Chelsea this Summer

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Leon Bailey expresses contentment with his current situation at Aston Villa but admits the allure of joining prestigious clubs like Arsenal or Chelsea would be hard to resist. Despite enjoying his time in Birmingham and maintaining a strong focus on playing for Villa, the 26-year-old winger acknowledges the appeal of moving to one of the “massive clubs” in English football.

 

This season has seen Bailey shine at Villa Park, making 40 appearances across all competitions and delivering his best performance yet, netting 12 goals and providing 11 assists. Villa’s unexpected surge into the top four, led by Unai Emery, has set the stage for an intriguing Europa Conference League quarterfinal clash against Lille.

 

In an interview with Let’s Be Honest, Bailey reflects on the significance of playing in the Premier League, a dream come true for him, especially as a Jamaican representing his nation on such a prominent stage. He emphasizes his desire to use his platform to showcase Jamaican talent and shed light on his homeland’s culture, recognizing the challenges many Jamaicans face in traveling to Europe.

 

Bailey admits uncertainty about how he would respond to an offer from a club like Chelsea or Arsenal but underscores his satisfaction with his current form and situation at Aston Villa. He adopts a focused approach, taking things one step at a time in his football journey.

 

Meanwhile, Chelsea’s decline in the Premier League standings contrasts sharply with their previous status as part of the traditional “Big Six,” currently sitting in eleventh place. The narrow gap between Chelsea and Arsenal in the league standings reflects a significant shift in fortunes for both clubs.

 

Despite Arsenal’s strong goal differential, they face formidable challenges in their quest for their first league title in two decades, needing victories against powerhouse teams like Manchester City and Liverpool. Aston Villa remains in contention for a Champions League spot, albeit facing a crucial encounter against Wolves in their upcoming fixture on March 30.

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