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Matt Maher sat down with Jonny Drury to discuss Aston Villa's move for midfielder Ross Barkley.<br/>Barkley's representatives have held talks with Villa over a return to Villa Park - after he previously spent time on loan at the club.<br/>Maher talks about what Barkley could bring and why a move makes sense for Villa.
Matt Maher sat down with Jonny Drury to discuss Aston Villa's move for midfielder Ross Barkley.<br/>Barkley's representatives have held talks with Villa over a return to Villa Park - after he previously spent time on loan at the club.<br/>Maher talks about what Barkley could bring and why a move makes sense for Villa.
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