Aston Villa have been busy in the summer transfer window as they have brought in four signings to bolster the squad.
Boubacar Kamara, Diego Carlos, Robin Olsen, and Philippe Coutinho have all put pen to paper on permanent contracts with the club - after the latter two spent time on loan at Villa Park last term.
Steven Gerrard may not be done yet, though, as he continues to look for ways to improve his team with a view to finishing as high up in the Premier League as possible.
The head coach may want further reinforcements and could look to the attack to freshen up the XI - bringing in a gem to complement the likes of Ollie Watkins, Coutinho, and Emi Buendia.
One player who has been touted with a switch to the Midlands this summer is Rangers winger Ryan Kent and the club must now snap him up before the end of the window.
Gerrard previously labelled Kent "a constant threat" during his time managing the club and it was once claimed on Sky Sports' YouTube channel that he is "the Mbappe of Scottish football" and he can now be the Villa boss' own version of the Frenchman next season.
Like the PSG superstar, Kent is a right-footed forward who can play on the left - cutting in on his right foot - or through the middle as a striker. He is a dynamic and versatile forward and he has shown that he can both score and assist goals.
In the 2021/22 campaign, he produced three goals and 20 assists in all competitions for the Light Blues. The season before that, Kent managed 11 goals and 13 assists for Gerrard - showing that he does have the potential to make a big impact in the final third on a regular basis.
Whilst he may not come to the Premier League and deliver 28 goals and 17 assists (Mbappe's 2021/22 Ligue 1 return), the Rangers man could chip in at the top end of the pitch to take some of the goalscoring burdens away from the natural number nines.
The £18k-per-week wizard also has time on his side to develop further, at the age of 25. He can, therefore, be an asset in the short and long-term for Villa, with Gerrard having already proven that he can bring the best out of the attacker.
Now, imagine Kent flying down the wing and cutting inside to score and create Premier League goals in Mbappe-esque fashion.