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Aston Villa Boss Unai Emery revealed that the club will bring reinforcements before the end of the transfer window, 1-0 failure after dropping Brentphord.

Villa struggled against bees, Dangouan premiered his Brentford in 12. Minute, and that was enough to seal three points.

In fact, Villa had 17 shots against Brentford (only two targets), without scoring in the Premier League game, against Chelsea in October 2022 (18).

The results were also the first time Villa earned two games for the first time since 2019-20. Finally, in 2002-03 they got a single goal in these two games.

The Villa has only three signatures this summer, caught by capturing Evann Asmentan, to meet the regulations of profit and sustainability (PSR).

Emery’s side has been linked to a movement for the Nicolas Jackson Chelsea striker, and the Spaniards will be able to refresh the squadron before the villa.

“We need to improve things,” Emery said. “We need to clarify the circumstances in the transfer window.

“We have enough players, but we need to be with some players, or if we can help someone or not help someone.”

The reaction in front of today’s result against Brentford.

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Emery did not offer a defense of his side screen, which could rarely see Caoimhin Kelleher, from the expected target (XG) in total 1,23 attempts.

“We competed today badly. It wasn’t enough and we gave it a few minutes to try and avoid it in the field,” Emery has added. “We are not as we want.

“The first 20 minutes we shouldn’t need to have the intensity and playing, it is more difficult to give a goal. The result today is very disappointed.”

For Brentford, they only won the first match to his second league against the Villa of Aston, keeping the clean page against the crowd for the first time in the competition.

Bees have won the first match of the season now in eight of the first eight campaigns of the season (D2), while Keith Andrews manager earned Brentford Boss’s first victory.

“I’m very proud of the team,” Andrews said to BBC. “It was scrappy and ugly sometimes, and I loved it. We didn’t get into a game they didn’t want.

“We were very comfortable behind the ball. The desire to keep the ball from the back of the network was so much of no work to players.”

Andrews refused to draw the future of Yoanan Wissa striker, with striker, in front of the management of management, around the movement made by Newcastle United.

“I talked about Wiss before the game. I’m not interested in talking about talking to him after the game,” he added Andrews.

“It’s all about players who have played so much.”