“EVERYONE ELSE MAY AS WELL GIVE UP!” 😳

ASTON VILLA READY TO UNLEASH £100M WAR CHEST AFTER EUROPA LEAGUE GLORY

Aston Villa’s rise under Unai Emery is reaching unbelievable levels and after conquering Europe yet again, the Villans are now preparing to spend like never before.

Villa’s dramatic Europa League triumph in Istanbul on Wednesday night not only delivered silverware, but also cemented Emery’s legendary status in the competition after lifting his FIFTH Europa League title as a manager.

But the scary part for the rest of Europe? Aston Villa are only just getting started.

Following their European success and another outstanding Premier League campaign that secured a top-five finish, Villa’s owners are reportedly prepared to back Emery with a transfer budget worth up to £100 million this summer — without breaching Financial Fair Play regulations.

That revelation has sent shockwaves across football, with fans already claiming the Midlands club could become one of Europe’s most dangerous sides next season.

Villa already proved they belong among Europe’s elite after reaching the Champions League quarter-finals last season, eventually losing an incredible 5-4 aggregate thriller to Paris Saint-Germain, who went on to win the tournament.

Now Emery believes his side can go even further.

The former Sevilla boss is expected to hold crucial talks with Villa co-owner Nassef Sawiris in the coming weeks to finalise the club’s transfer strategy ahead of another huge European campaign.

And the recruitment plans are already taking shape.

Villa are understood to be targeting midfield reinforcements, with Ilaix Moriba emerging as one of Emery’s priority targets from Celta Vigo.

The club are also monitoring Harry Wilson from Fulham and highly-rated youngster Jesús Rodríguez of Como as Villa continue to build a squad capable of competing on multiple fronts.

One major objective for Emery will also be keeping hold of Youri Tielemans, who has become one of the key figures in Villa’s midfield revival.

Scenes in Birmingham on Thursday summed up just how far the club has come. Thousands of supporters packed the streets as Emery, his players and staff celebrated atop an open-top bus parade after bringing European glory back to Aston Villa.

And judging by the ambition behind the scenes, this may only be the beginning.