Emery might just have set Aston Villa up for many more years of success.

Angus Sinclair of Football FanCast argues that 17-year-old Aston Villa striker Brian Madjo possesses higher long-term potential than high-flying summer signing Johan Manzambi. Madjo joined Unai Emery's side from Ligue 1 club Metz in a deal worth around £10m. The writer believes that if Madjo develops into an elite forward, the teenager could eventually exceed a £100m valuation on the transfer market.
Madjo scored on his debut against Paris Saint-Germain in the Super Cup in August before being sidelined by an injury. He recently returned to the squad as an unused substitute in Villa's 1-0 win against Newcastle United. Meanwhile, Manzambi has recorded three goals and three assists in six matches since arriving from Freiburg for roughly £50m.
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