Louie Barry (gone to Sheffield Wednesday)

[dcdavecollett]

Two assists for Louie in the Blades' 4-1 win at Chesterfield.

[Tuscans]

Aston Villa can confirm that Louie Barry has completed a permanent transfer to Sheffield Wednesday.

Barry joined the club from Barcelona in 2020 and, after scoring on his senior debut against Liverpool in the FA Cup, would go on to lift the FA Youth Cup with Villa.

He has since spent time on loan at Ipswich Town, Swindon Town, MK Dons, Salford City, Sheffield United, Hull City and Stockport County, enjoying three successful stints with the latter, helping the Hatters win promotion in 2024 and reach the League One Play-Off Final last term.

[Brend'Watkins]

Hope it goes as well for him as it did Barry Bannan.

[Dave]

I'm guessing it's not for the eight-figure sum that was being mooted on these pages last summer. Good luck to the lad though.

[Tuscans]

Rumour is £700K rising to a possible £3M.

[PeterWithesShin]

We'll always have his celebration after the Liverpool game

[cdbearsfan]

Hope we have a sell on. I see they have also re-signed Barry Bannan which creates the possibility for confusion.

[Gareth]

Always struck me as very raw in his age group appearances for us and he has gone to a club that look like they are going to have a dip at going up this year so if he has a good fitness season he might find his feet

[Brend'Watkins]

Regarding that goal in the cup v Liverpool, I remember discussing with a mate that it would be the pinnacle of his career. We weren’t wrong.

[cdbearsfan]

Wednesday will piss that division, IMO.

[Tuscans]

Louie Barry was on around £35,000-a-week at Aston Villa.
@mjmarr_star

[Dogtanian]

Who needs Barry when you've got Barry Bannan!? 

Oh, wait! 

[PaulWinch again]

Best of luck to him.

[Sexual Ealing]

Louie Barry was on around £35,000-a-week at Aston Villa.
@mjmarr_star

I trust we'll hear no more moaning about fucking Spurs given the vast spunking river of cash we've been wasting on players on loan at Stockport.

[eamonn]

I'm guessing it's not for the eight-figure sum that was being mooted on these pages last summer. Good luck to the lad though.

It's almost as if you'd prefer it to be like that to prove you were right than an extra £7m to help with SCR