Ashley Young has opted to extend his Premier League career after signing fresh terms with Aston Villa.
Aston Villa veteran Ashley Young has agreed a new one-year contract with the club.
Young, who will turn 37 this week, made 24 Premier League appearances, 10 of which were starts, after returning to Villa for a second spell last season.
He represented Manchester United and Inter after his first four-and-a-half year spell at Villa Park ended in 2011.
Young will now spend the 2022-23 campaign with Villa under Steven Gerrard, as they look to kick on from a 14th-place finish.
Asked why he opted to stay, Young told Villa’s website: “It was the ambition of the club, the manager, the staff and the players as well – I wasn’t ready to go into retirement just yet.
“When I spoke to the manager towards the end of the season, he told me what he thought about me and that he wanted me to stay. He was a massive factor.”
