Aston Villa has completed the signing of Jadon Sancho from Manchester United and Harvey Elliott from Liverpool on one-year loan deals before the transfer deadline. Villa, dissatisfied with their start to the season, sought to strengthen their attacking options by loaning Sancho, a 25-year-old winger who previously struggled at Manchester United, where he played 41 matches and scored 5 goals last season. Villa will pay 80% of his salary and has no option to buy but may extend the loan. Elliott, a midfielder seeking more playing time after mainly being a substitute at Liverpool, was also loaned for a year with a buyout clause set at 35 million pounds and a future buy-back option. Elliott has won multiple titles with Liverpool, including two Premier League titles, FIFA Club World Cup, League Cup, and FA Cup. This strategic move aims to bolster Villa’s attack after an underwhelming start to the season. Meanwhile, other Premier League teams like Manchester United and Liverpool are active in the transfer market, with United unveiling new goalkeeper Lammes on a five-year contract and Liverpool announcing the signing of Isaac for six years for 125 million pounds. The transfer window remains highly active, with clubs adjusting their squads for the upcoming matches and competitions.