Leon Bailey is expected to leave Aston Villa before the transfer window closes, according to Fabrizio Romano, with Hull City and Sevilla among the clubs to have made enquiries about the winger.
Negotiations are continuing over Bailey’s availability after interest from multiple clubs. Hull City and Sevilla are understood to be two of the sides involved, although no agreement has been reported at this stage.
Romano’s report indicates that Bailey’s future at Aston Villa is now uncertain as the transfer window approaches its conclusion. The winger is expected to depart the club, but discussions remain ongoing and the next stage of the process will depend on how those talks develop.
The interest in Bailey is not limited to Hull City and Sevilla, with several clubs having contacted Aston Villa to ask about the player’s situation. However, the available information does not confirm that any of those enquiries have progressed to a completed deal or that personal terms have been agreed.
Bailey remains the central figure in the negotiations, with his potential move currently the main focus of the transfer developments involving Aston Villa. Hull City and Sevilla have emerged as named suitors, while the identity of the other interested clubs has not been disclosed.
The report also does not state whether Bailey would join either club on a permanent transfer or on another arrangement. It only confirms that negotiations are taking place following enquiries about the winger’s availability and that he is expected to leave Aston Villa before the window closes.
With time running out, the discussions will need to advance before Bailey’s next club can be confirmed. Until an agreement is reached, the winger remains an Aston Villa player, while Hull City, Sevilla and the other interested clubs continue to assess the possibility of completing a deal.
Bailey’s expected departure is therefore the latest unresolved transfer situation involving Aston Villa. Romano’s update provides the current position: the player is expected to move on this summer, multiple clubs have shown interest, and negotiations are still active.
The report does not provide a transfer fee, contract details or a proposed date for Bailey’s departure. It also does not identify which club is leading the race for his signature. For now, Hull City and Sevilla are the two clubs specifically named as interested parties, while further developments are awaited before Bailey’s future is settled.
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