Kieran Trippier Next Club Odds

Aston Villa are reportedly set to make a move on Atletico Madrid’s Kieran Trippier, having monitored the right-back's situation for some time. Villa boss Dean Smith has made it his priority to sign a new right-back this summer and Trippier could be just the one person to be up for that task.

The England man only joined Atletico a year ago and still has two years left on his contract there. However, the Spanish side would be willing to sell if Villa were to pay the £20m they paid to sign the former Tottenham Hotspur man.

The potential move would benefit Villa, who have been dealing with a leaky defence for a little while now, having only just stayed in the Premier League on the final day of the season. Frederic Guilbert, Ezri Konsa and Ahmed Elmohamady all played at right-back last season, but Smith is on the lookout for a more experienced man in this field to solidify the position.

A move back to the Premier League would also be good for Trippier in terms of his chances on the England national team, as he battles with Trent Alexander-Arnold and Kyle Walker to name a few.

Villa's odds to sign Trippier are now priced at EVENS with Paddy Power.

Rumours linking Trippier with a move to back to Burnley have not stopped in the last year, as he departed the club five years ago for Spurs.

The Clarets are looking for a new right-back as Phil Bardsley is soon to be out of contract and Trippier ticks all the boxes to fill that slot, having spent years under Sean Dyche. However, the potential fee set for the player could be stumbling block for the club as a £20m fee would be stretching the finances of a club that tends to keep things at a minimum.

The England international has said himself he would be keen to return to Burnley any time in the future, having said he’d like to retire at Burnley. The right-back has a great relationship with Dyche and would be a great fit for the team who have challenged inside the top half for the past two seasons.

Trippier's odds to rejoin Burnley sit at 13/5.

There will be few doubters out there claiming Trippier's return wouldn't be a beneficial signing. The right-back has established himself as one of Europe's most consistent in recent years, even becoming England's main man at a time the Three Lions boast an incredible plethora of talent in the full-back slots.

However, for Wolverhampton Wanderers, the signing seems to align more than ever now the club have lost Matt Doherty to Tottenham Hotspur. The Irishman was with the club for 10 years, becoming a mainstay under Nuno Espirito Santo in their rise up the ranks to a Europa League contender, missing just two league games in the last two seasons.

Adama Traore will, of course, fill the void left behind, but with Trippier's expertise at right-back and considering he cost a similar fee of the £15m earned from the Doherty sale, it makes complete sense.

Trippier to Wolves odds now sit at 9/2, but don't sleep on this one just yet.

Everton have had arguably the best transfer window in the Premier League this campaign with the signings of Allan, James Rodriguez and Abdoulaye Doucoure, which could multiply their chances of achieving a European status next year.

However, the club still have many plasters over the numerous cracks, and none more so than at the back. The likes of Michael Keane and Yerry Mina have undoubtedly improved under Carlo Ancelotti, but remain far from the level expected at Goodison Park, having let in 12 more (56) than they scored last campaign (44).

Seamus Coleman is also another man who has struggled for consistency and with his 32nd birthday in a few weeks, a slightly younger, higher quality right-back is needed.

Everton have been linked with the signing of Tippier, and at odds of 6/1, the England star remains a reported target.