Ezri Konsa, born on 23 October 1997 and now aged 27, hails from England and currently makes a living as a central defender playing for the iconic Aston Villa Football Club. Measuring up at a sturdy 6ft (1.83m) and weighing in at a muscular 12st 1lb (77kg), you're not likely to miss him on the pitch. Wearing the emblematic number 4 jersey, Konsa has also made a name for himself representing the England national team.
According to Transfermarkt (source), Konsa's current market value is estimated at around £30m. His agreement with Aston Villa runs like a well-oiled engine, with 3 years and 5 months yet to elapse, rounding off on the 30th of June, 2028.
Konsa's journey began in earnest in July 2009, when he joined Charlton Athletic in England's League One - a rookie no longer, but a trainee. His testing ground during the 2016 - 2017 season at Charlton Athletic saw Konsa make 32 first team appearances in league matches, a figure which dipped slightly to 25 matches in the following 2017 - 2018 season.
July of 2018 heralded a fresh chapter - a hefty transfer from Charlton Athletic to Brentford, commanding a receipt of around £2.5m. Friskily making his mark upon the Premier League, Konsa made 42 outings on the field, delightfully knocking in a singular goal that inaugural season at Brentford.
The summer of 2019 brought the defining development of his career - a lucrative transfer to Aston Villa for roughly £12m. Since then, Konsa has been a relentless force, making 25 first team appearances and carving his initials into the score sheet in the 2019 - 2020 season, progressing onto impress with 36 appearances and a duo of goals the subsequent season. Aston Villa fans were treated to Konsa's consistent performances over the following seasons; 29 appearances and 2 goals (2021 - 2022), 38 appearances (2022 - 2023), and 35 appearances and a goal (2023 - 2024). More recently in the 2024 - 2025 season, Konsa has already tallied up 22 appearances and another goal.
Furthermore, Konsa has been a galvanising force in various professional competitions. Starring for Aston Villa in the FA Cup (2024 - 2025) with one start, he also proudly donned the England jersey in the Euro 2024 with one start and two substitute appearances, in addition to two starts in the Nations League 2024 - 2025. Moreover, Konsa played a pivotal role in Aston Villa's participation in the Conference League (2023 - 2024) and Champions League (2024 - 2025) with ten and seven starts respectively.