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Aston Villa fans react to reported interest in Newcastle United’s Isaac Hayden

Isaac Hayden of Newcastle United reacts after being shown a red card during the Premier League match between Cardiff City and Newcastle United at C...
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Aston Villa reportedly want to sign Isaac Hayden on loan from Newcastle United in the summer transfer window.

Josh Murphy and Isaac Hayden during the Premier League match between Cardiff City and Newcastle United at Cardiff City Stadium on August 18, 2018 in Cardiff, United Kingdom.

Aston Villa fans have taken to social networking site Twitter to give their reaction to speculation linking the club with a move for Newcastle United defensive midfielder Isaac Hayden.

According to The Mirror (Transfer Live blog, 05:14am, Friday, August 17, 2018), Championship duo Villa and Stoke City are interested in signing the 23-year-old defensive midfielder on loan from Premier League side Newcastle in the summer transfer window (click here to read more).

Newcastle manager Rafael Benitez, though, has told The Chronicle that Hayden – who earns who earns £22,000 per week as salary, according to spotrac.com – will not leave.

Villa fans have taken to Twitter to give their reaction to speculation linking the Villans with a loan move for Hayden – while some are open to the idea, most do not think that he is needed at Villa Park.

Some fans of the Championship club have also taken to Twitter to give their reaction to the performance of the former Arsenal prospect for Newcastle against Cardiff City on Saturday afternoon.

The 23-year-old was sent off for Newcastle midway through the second half for his challenge on Josh Murphy.

Isaac Hayden of Newcastle in action during the Pre-season friendly between SC Braga and Newcastle on August 1, 2018 in Braga, Portugal.

Cardiff City fans react as Isaac Hayden of Newcastle United walks off after being shown a red card during the Premier League match between Cardiff City and Newcastle United at Cardiff City...