Aston Villa face a struggle to help keep Andreas Weimann after Borussia Dortmund became the membership to connected with the Austrian international, according to German newspaper Bild. The 21-year-old has been touted as star at Villa and has personally enjoyed a great time with the struggling Midlands team. Paul Lambert's side are finding it hard going this phrase and he will find it hard to keep hold of Weimann who has netted 11 objectives in 30 appearances. The small forward has been attracting attention from across the country and now across Europe with Liverpool, Tottenham, Arsenal and Inter Milan all in the running to sign and try him. Dortmund could possibly be buying a replacement to Polish striker Robert Lewandowski who's reportedly leaving by the end of the season to Bayern Munich or Manchester United. The Austrian opponent has yet to agree a new contract package leaving the door available to clubs to make presents once the period ends. His current deal ends at the conclusion of next year. The player is reported to be accessible for around only A2.5million and, along with his current earnings only around A15,000 each week, groups may be persuaded to try and secure his signature in the summer move screen.
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