Aston Villa has finally make Cameron Archer decision after transfer talks

Cameron Archer is allegedly set to depart Aston Villa on a summer loan, despite interest from European and English clubs.

Last season, Archer made 28 appearances for Sheffield United and netted four goals, one of which came in the 1-1 draw at Villa Park in December. He gave the Blades the lead late in the game, and in the 97th, Nicolo Zaniolo tied the score. He also scored in matches against Luton Town, Wolves, and Everton.

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Although Bournemouth values the 22-year-old, they are currently focused on other goals. Although it is believed that Archer had discussions with the Cherries earlier in the summer, no action has resulted from those negotiations.

Before the end of the month, according to Fabrizio Romano, Villa intends to approve a loan agreement for Archer, with Bundesliga team Union Berlin and Spanish team Getafe leading the way.