Blockbuster £100m summer transfer could land Championship side world record sell-on fee

Blockbuster £100m summer transfer could land Championship side world record sell-on feeMorgan Rogers made the move from Middlesbrough to Aston Villa in 2024 and the Championship club could profit massively if the England star makes a summer transferCommentsSportSamuel Meade Sports Brand Writer13:05, 12 Apr 2026View 2 ImagesMorgan Rogers has continued to be a leading light for Aston Villa(Image: James Gill - Danehouse/Getty Images)Morgan Rogers is the subject of £100million interest from a number of clubs and a possible Aston Villa exit could land Middlesbrough a world-record sell-on fee.‌The England ace has continued to go from strength to strength at Villa Park. He's been a shining light under Unai Emery with the club eyeing up a return to the Champions League. That would ease the financial strain, but Villa could still face a battle to keep their playmaker.‌PSG are among those eyeing Rogers, as are Manchester United and Arsenal, with a fee in the region of £100m being discussed. That would equal the sum Villa landed when they sold Jack Grealish to Manchester City.‌If that were to happen then Middlesbrough, who are trying to achieve promotion from the Championship, could be in for a huge pay day. The 23-year-old has enjoyed an incredible rise since Boro snapped him up for just £1.5m in 2023 from Manchester City.He was only on Teesside for a few months before Villa paid Boro £16m, but that move was understood to include a 20 per cent sell-on clause, reports The Sun. It means the Championship side could bank up to £20m if PSG or one of their rivals pull off their move.READ MORE: Mikel Arteta could surpass unwanted Arsene Wenger record after Arsenal title slip upREAD MORE: Bruno Fernandes bluntly tells Man Utd 'you can’t promise me I’m going to win'That fee would rival the 20 percent Ecuadorian club Independiente del Valle landed when Moises Caicedo made his £100m move to Chelsea from Brighton. Middlesbrough head of football Kieran Scott previously clai...