Four Premier League Big Six clubs and Bayern Munich are monitoring Rogers, whose market value has risen to €90 million, with Aston Villa setting a price tag of £100 million.

A talented English player commands a very high price. According to the latest Transfermarkt update for Premier League players, Rogers—who was instrumental in Aston Villa's Europa League triumph and their fourth-place league finish—now has a market value of €90 million, ranking joint ninth in the league, behind only the eight "€100 million club" members. His outstanding performances this season earned him a spot in England's 2026 World Cup squad, drawing attention from several top European clubs. To ease financial pressure, Aston Villa sees selling a star player as the most feasible solution.

• Chelsea sees Rogers as their top target to strengthen the left flank, as both Garnacho and Gittens are deemed unreliable for the role.
• Arsenal has already contacted Rogers' agent, as Arteta aims to boost the team's attacking capabilities, particularly by reinforcing the left winger position.
• Manchester City, Rogers' youth academy club, is interested in bringing him back.
• New Manchester United manager Carrick previously worked with Rogers during his time at Middlesbrough. However, United's current priority is signing a defensive midfielder to replace the departing Casemiro.
• Bayern Munich's Premier League trio has been scoring goals at an impressive rate this season, and Kompany is a big admirer of Rogers, though no move has been made yet.

Rogers' market value has risen to €90 million, and Aston Villa has set a reference price based on Jack Grealish's transfer fee—£100 million. Rogers has a strong relationship with manager Emery and has not requested a departure. The 23-year-old has recorded 14 goals and 11 assists in 55 appearances across all competitions this season, posting nearly a double-double.