Antonio Luna has joked how they thought they’d signed Roberto Carlos when he first arrived at Aston Villa. For those that don’t remember him, Luna’s tenure at Aston Villa was a brief, bittersweet chapter that was ultimately defined by his…

Former Aston Villa defender Antonio Luna joked that supporters and the club must have thought they signed Roberto Carlos after his goalscoring debut in 2013. Speaking on the Offsiders Podcast, the Spanish full-back reflected candidly on his short stint at Villa Park under former manager Paul Lambert.
Luna arrived from Sevilla for around £1.5m and scored in a 3-1 win over Arsenal, but he struggled defensively and made only 18 total appearances. He admitted he was physically overwhelmed by Premier League wingers and ultimately preferred the technical style of Spanish football.
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