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2022–23 Aston Villa F.C. season


2022–23 season
Nassef SawirisWes Edens
Nassef Sawiris
Steven Gerrard(until 21 October)Unai Emery(from 1 November)
Villa Park
7th
Third round
Third round
League: Ollie Watkins (15)All: Ollie Watkins (16)
42,212 vs Brighton & Hove Albion (28 May 2023, Premier League)
32,343 vs Stevenage (8 January 2023, FA Cup)
41,679
4–0 vs Brentford, Premier League, 23 October 2022
0–4 vs Newcastle United, Premier League, 29 October 2022
Home colours

Away colours

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The 2022-23 season was Aston Villa's 28th season in the Premier League. The 2022–23 Premier League season was Aston Villa's 148th season in English football and the club's fourth consecutive season in the Premier League. In addition to the league, they also competed in the FA Cup, being eliminated by Stevenage in the third round, and the EFL Cup, being eliminated by Manchester United in the third round. The season covers the period from 1 July 2022 to 30 June 2023.

On 20 October, Steven Gerrard was sacked after less than a year in charge and a 32.5% win ratio as well as a poor start to the Premier League season, where he won just two out of 11 Premier League games. He also had Villa just outside the relegation zone on goals scored in 17th. Four days later, Unai Emery was appointed as manager from Villarreal..

After the arrival of Emery, Villa's fortunes took a turn for the better, with the club winning 15 and taking 49 points from their last 25 games, including a five-match winning run as the club finished in 7th place, their highest position in the English League system since 2009-10, gaining them a place in the UEFA Europa Conference League play-off round, invoking the club's first continental participation since the 2010-11 season. This marked Villa's longest top-flight winning run since 1998.

Age at end of season (30 June 2023)

DatePos.PlayerTransferred fromFeeRef.
10 June 2022AMPhilippe CoutinhoBarcelona£17,000,000
10 June 2022CBDiego CarlosSevilla£26,000,000
10 June 2022GKRobin OlsenRoma£3,000,000
1 July 2022DMBoubacar KamaraMarseilleFree transfer
4 July 2022CFRory WilsonRangers£350,000
28 July 2022CMEwan SimpsonHeart of Midlothian£100,000
1 September 2022DMLeander DendonckerWolverhampton Wanderers£13,000,000
11 January 2023LBÁlex MorenoReal Betis£13,200,000
23 January 2023CFJhon DuránChicago Fire£14,700,000
DatePos.PlayerTransferred toFeeRef.
10 June 2022LBMatt TargettNewcastle United£15,000,000
30 June 2022LWTristan Abldeen-GoodridgeReadingReleased
30 June 2022CBPaul AppiahLeicester CityReleased
30 June 2022CBMungo BridgeFree agentReleased
30 June 2022CMConor HourihaneDerby CountyReleased
30 June 2022GKÁkos OnódiAkritas ChlorakasReleased
30 June 2022CBDominic RevanBarnetReleased
30 June 2022AMFinley ThorndikeBirmingham CityReleased
1 July 2022GKLovre KalinićHajduk SplitFree transfer
4 July 2022LWTrézéguetTrabzonspor£4,250,000
7 July 2022RWKahrel ReddinStoke CityUndisclosed
2 August 2022CMCarney ChukwuemekaChelsea£20,000,000
30 August 2022RWAnwar El GhaziPSV EindhovenUndisclosed
9 January 2023RWTyreik WrightPlymouth ArgyleUndisclosed
17 January 2023RBFrédéric GuilbertStrasbourgFree transfer
17 January 2023LWIndiana VassilevSt. Louis CityUndisclosed
20 January 2023CFDanny IngsWest Ham United£12,000,000
DatePos.PlayerLoaned fromOn loan untilRef.
11 July 2022LBLudwig AugustinssonSevilla30 January 2023
1 September 2022CBJan BednarekSouthampton23 January 2023
DatePos.PlayerLoaned toOn loan untilRef.
7 January 2022CFWesleyInternacional22 July 2022
5 May 2022LWIndiana VassilevInter Miami12 November 2022
11 July 2022CMFinn AzazPlymouth ArgyleEnd of season
11 July 2022GKViljami SinisaloBurton Albion3 January 2023
12 July 2022LWLouie BarryMilton Keynes Dons30 January 2023
22 July 2022CFWesleyLevanteEnd of season
26 July 2022LWJaden PhilogeneCardiff CityEnd of season
5 August 2022CMAaron RamseyNorwich City3 January 2023
12 August 2022RBKaine Kesler-HaydenHuddersfield Town15 January 2023
13 August 2022CFKeinan DavisWatfordEnd of season
22 August 2022RWBertrand Traoréİstanbul Başakşehir31 January 2023
22 August 2022CBKortney HauseWatfordEnd of season
25 August 2022LBBen ChriseneKilmarnockEnd of season
1 September 2022CFCaleb ChukwuemekaCrawley TownEnd of season
1 September 2022CMTim IroegbunamQueens Park RangersEnd of season
1 September 2022DMHayden LindleyNewport County1 January 2023
1 September 2022RWTyreik WrightBradford City9 January 2023
1 September 2022CFBrad YoungAyr United17 January 2023
6 January 2023CFCameron ArcherMiddlesbroughEnd of season
20 January 2023GKFilip MarschallGatesheadEnd of season
23 January 2023CMMorgan SansonStrasbourgEnd of season
30 January 2023LWLouie BarrySalford CityEnd of season
31 January 2023CMAaron RamseyMiddlesbroughEnd of season
31 January 2023CMMarvelous NakambaLuton TownEnd of season
31 January 2023CMLamare BogardeBristol RoversEnd of season

In April 2022, Aston Villa announced they would travel to Australia on a pre-season tour to compete in the Queensland Champions Cup, where they faced Leeds United and Brisbane Roar. They also competed in ICON Festival of Football during the stay in Australia where they would come up against Manchester United. On 24 May 2022, Aston Villa announced two further friendlies away at Rennes and the traditional friendly at Walsall. On 10 June, local non-league club Chasetown announced that they would be having a pre-season friendly against a Villa XI. Later friendlies against Leamington and Hednesford Town were announced for those players that did not make the journey to Australia.

On 11 November 2022, Aston Villa announced a friendly had been organised with Villarreal on 15 December, in order to help both teams to prepare for the resumption of the league after the 2022 FIFA World Cup. A "competitive first-team friendly" was also organised between Aston Villa and Cardiff City to help those players who were not going to the World Cup retain their fitness. However, the main purpose of this match was to act as a memorial match for Peter Whittingham, who died in 2020 at the age of 35, and who played for both teams. Proceeds from ticket sales for the match were to be donated to charities chosen by Whittingham's family. On 24 November, Villa announced one more friendly, in the United Arab Emirates, against Chelsea for the Al Wahda FC Challenge Cup. On 1 December, Villa announced a further UAE friendly, this one a behind-closed-doors match against Brighton & Hove Albion.

  Draw   Loss   Fixtures

Win   Draw   Loss   Fixtures

The league fixtures were announced on 16 June 2022 at 9:00 BST.

The Villans joined the competition in the third round and were drawn at home to Stevenage.

Win   Draw   Loss   Fixtures

Aston Villa entered the EFL Cup in the second round and were drawn away to Bolton Wanderers.

Win   Draw   Loss   Fixtures

As of match played 28 May 2023

RankPos.No.PlayerPremier LeagueFA CupEFL CupTotal
1CF11Ollie Watkins150116
2CM6Douglas Luiz6017
CF9Danny Ings6017
3CM41Jacob Ramsey6006
4CAM10Emiliano Buendía5005
RW31Leon Bailey4015
5RW9Bertrand Traoré2002
LB27Lucas Digne1012
6CB5Tyrone Mings1001
CM7John McGinn1001
CM8Morgan Sanson0101
RB18Ashley Young1001
CAM23Philippe Coutinho1001
Own Goals2013

Not all goals have an assist.

As of match played 28 May 2023

RankPos.No.PlayerPremier LeagueFA CupEFL CupTotal
1CM41Jacob Ramsey7018
2CM6Douglas Luiz6006
CF11Ollie Watkins6006
3RW31Leon Bailey4004
4CM7John McGinn3003
CAM10Emiliano Buendía2013
LB15Álex Moreno3003
5CB5Tyrone Mings2002
CF9Danny Ings0112
6RB2Matty Cash1001
CDM44Boubacar Kamara1001

As of match played 28 May 2023

RankNo.PlayerPremier LeagueFA CupEFL CupTotal
11Emiliano Martínez110011
225Robin Olsen1001

As of match played 20 May 2023

Voted for by fans on Aston Villa's official website.

MonthPlayer
AugustNot Awarded
SeptemberTyrone Mings
OctoberNot Awarded
NovemberLeon Bailey
DecemberNot awarded due to World Cup break
JanuaryBoubacar Kamara
FebruaryOllie Watkins
MarchDouglas Luiz
AprilOllie Watkins
MayJacob Ramsey

Voted for by fans on Aston Villa's Twitter account.

MonthPlayerCompetitionOpponent
AugustNot awarded
September
OctoberAshley YoungPremier LeagueNottingham Forest
NovemberLucas DignePremier LeagueManchester United
DecemberNot awarded due to World Cup break.
JanuaryDouglas LuizPremier LeagueTottenham Hotspur
FebruaryPhilippe CoutinhoPremier LeagueArsenal
MarchOllie WatkinsPremier LeagueWest Ham United
AprilBertrand TraoréPremier LeagueLeicester City
MayDouglas LuizPremier LeagueTottenham Hotspur
AwardWinner
Supporter's Player of the SeasonDouglas Luiz
Player's Player of the SeasonDouglas Luiz
Young Player of the SeasonJacob Ramsey
Goal of the SeasonBertrand Traoré (vs. Leicester City, 4 April 2023)
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