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Matt Maher discusses Unai Emery's new deal at Aston Villa.<br/>The Spaniard has committed his long-term future to the club by agreeing a deal through to 2029.<br/>Emery has dramatically transformed Villa’s fortunes since being appointed in October 2022 when they sat just above the relegation zone. This season’s fourth-placed finish was their highest since 1996 and secured qualification for next season’s Champions League.<br/>
Matt Maher discusses Unai Emery's new deal at Aston Villa.<br/>The Spaniard has committed his long-term future to the club by agreeing a deal through to 2029.<br/>Emery has dramatically transformed Villa’s fortunes since being appointed in October 2022 when they sat just above the relegation zone. This season’s fourth-placed finish was their highest since 1996 and secured qualification for next season’s Champions League.<br/>
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