Aston Villa have officially completed the signing of Andres Garcia from Levante. The Villans signed the young right-back for €7 million. Recruitment chief Monchi acted decisively since Garcia was initially set to join Sporting CP. Levante initially insisted on his €12m release clause, but Aston Villa managed to negotiate a cheaper deal. Head coach Unai Emery played a crucial role by convincing Garcia to choose Birmingham over Lisbon.

Marca reports on the official transfer of Andrés García to Unai Emery's team. The transfer has been made official by both clubs. Andrés García, a Valencian defender, is moving to the team led by Unai Emery for 7 million euros in cash, 2.25 million in variables, and 15% of a possible future sale. He has been a key player for the coach, Julián Calero, at Levante, playing 50 official matches and scoring four goals over three seasons in the Segunda División.

Aston Villa are nearing the completion of a deal for Levante full-back Andres Garcia. The West Midlands club is set to sign him for approximately €9.25 million. The 21-year-old is well-regarded across Europe and could become a valuable addition for the Villans. Levante manager Julian Calero indicated that the player's departure from the club is almost finalized, estimating it to be 99% complete. Reports suggest that the deal might be officially announced soon. Garcia is anticipated to challenge Matty Cash for the starting position and establish himself as a significant player under manager Unai Emery.

Andrés García, a 21-year-old Spanish defender from Levante, is set to join Aston Villa following the rejection of Sporting's 9 million euro proposal. Sporting's offer comprised 7 million euros fixed, with additional variables nearing the total value, but Levante opted for Aston Villa's offer, which included 7 million euros plus 2.25 million euros in objectives. Levante favored Aston Villa's proposal as it was marginally higher and included 15 percent of a future sale, compared to Sporting's offer of 15 percent of the capital gain. García had initially expressed excitement about the prospect of joining Sporting and moving to the city of Lisbon, but the superior offer from Aston Villa, as well as the influence of Spanish coach Unai Emery and sports director Monchi, influenced his decision. The transfer process was expedited, and García did not participate in training with his team, as he prepared for his relocation to England.