ASTON VILLA are set to replace Ezri Konsa with Roy Keane’s son-in-law – former Manchester City academy ace Taylor Harwood-Bellis. The Southampton centre-back, 24, has been subject of Prem interest this summer with a deal finally agreed, reports say. Aston Villa are set to buy Southampton’s Taylor Harwood-Bellis Credit: Shutterstock Editorial He married Roy Keane’s daughter Leah earlier this summer Credit: Instagram Villa will pay £30million for Englishman Harwood-Bellis, who married Keane’s daughter Leah earlier this summer. The pair already have a kid together and will now be swapping the Southcoast for the Midlands. Sign up for the Football newsletter Thank you! Villa, in desperate need to strengthen their squad after losing Morgan Rogers, Konsa, and Ollie Watkins, are splashing out. Harwood-Bellis impressed despite Saints going down dismally from the PL in 2025. He came through City‘s youth system and has spent time on loan at Anderlecht and Burnley before the move to Southampton. There, his deal turned permanent. And Villa see him as more than able to make the step back up from the Championship. He has one England cap to date, in November 2024, and was a regular at age-group level. Most read in Sport BEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UK In June he tied the knot with Leah, Keane’s youngest child. She gave birth to Iris in December last year. Roy, asked about Harwood-Bellis, said: “He’s got a goal threat in him, even playing for Southampton. “It’s nice for him. He’s a nice kid, his family’s done a good job.” Harwood-Bellis will join Nicolas Jackson in arriving at Villa Park. Watkins confirmed his exit from the club on Sunday, just over 24 hours before their Monday night clash against Arsenal. Harwood-Bellis can always turn to Roy for footy advice Credit: Getty Comment now
Roy Keane’s son-in-law ‘in £30million Premier League transfer as he replaces Arsenal new-boy Ezri Konsa at Aston Villa’
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