Pakistan international Easah Suliman has spoken about the lasting impact Aston Villa had on his development, admitting he owes much of his football education to the club where he spent 13 years. The centre-back joined Villa’s academy at the age…

Former Aston Villa defender and current Pakistan international Easah Suliman has detailed how his football education at Villa is shaping his approach to helping Pakistan football. Suliman, who spent 13 years at Villa from age eight to 21, currently captains Azerbaijan Premier League side Sumgayit and previously won the 2017 UEFA European Under-19 Championship with England.
Suliman aims to share professional standards regarding preparation, recovery, and tactical analysis with players in Pakistan. Reflecting on his career, he acknowledged the advantages of his English academy training and indicated he would welcome a return to Aston Villa in the future.
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