Tim Vickery thinks Chelsea ought to sign the Colombian football striker, who is regarded as a “high hope.”

One of Colombian football’s biggest hopes is Jhon Duran, andquot; a South American soccer specialist says.

For a £18 million transfer fee, Aston Villa acquired Jhon Duran from MLS team Chicago Fire in January of last year.Tim Vickery stated on Sky Sports News (16/01/24 12:25) that the full forward “hasn’t been able to earn Unai Emery’s trust,” and he thinks he would be able to survive on loan at Chelsea.

He did note, though, that he could not envisage Champions League-chasing Aston Villa letting him sign with a team like Chelsea; instead, they would prefer that he go for another European team in order to provide him playing time.

As Ollie Watkins’ backup, Jhon Duran has participated in 35 games for the Midlands, scoring four goals and dishing out one assist.

There is an actual player present, according to Vickery. “A powerful, agile, left-footed striker.”

“He represents one of Colombian football’s greatest hopes. After a year at Villa, it doesn’t appear like he has gained Unai Emery’s trust.

“A loan agreement to Chelsea makes sense from a variety of angles. They might be lacking in that area. You could see that working for Duran and Chelsea because Mauricio Pochettino can be the kind of kind coach and shoulder to cry on for the Colombian players.

This is a significant query. Duran might be able to cut the ten-point deficit that separates Villa and their adversary for a Champions League berth, but would Villa really want to back their rival? Would Villa be willing to part with one of their talented, young players to a rival? If they choose to give him a loan. I believe it would be more prudent for him to go with another European league.