Aston Villa are back in the Champions League but must now cope with the loss of key players Morgan Rogers and Youri Tielemans.

Morgan Rogers scored in Aston Villa's 3-0 Europa League final win over Freiburg in May Unai Emery has transformed Aston Villa once. The question now is whether he can do it again. Emery has got Villa to overperform for most of his three-and-a-half years in charge but has to cope with a summer of change at Villa Park. That has already begun and more is expected. Villa have sold Morgan Rogers to Chelsea for £117m - a record move for an English player - a week after Youri Tielemans joined Manchester United. Lucas Digne is expected to join Paris St-Germain and Villa could still have their resolve tested by Arsenal for Ezri Konsa. Despite these squad changes, Villa will still be seeking another top-four finish next season - when the Premier League landscape looks certain to be a lot different from last season. Big-spending Tottenham will expect a resurgence, Xabi Alonso will be aiming to revive Chelsea, Liverpool will hope to be revitalised under Andoni Iraola and Manchester United will believe Michael Carrick's good work as interim can continue. So after ending their 30-year wait for a trophy with May's Europa League win, can Emery continue to produce his magic?