Aston Villa have endured an utterly miserable season so far.

Destined for relegation under Remi Garde, and with players showing no real fight or desire to stay in the league, things are looking particularly gloomy for the Villains.

The strange thing is, that on paper, the squad does actually possess plenty of talent, many of whom were brought in by Garde's predecessor Tim Sherwood following extensive scouting of the European player markets.

As with all clubs though, there are players who simply cannot get a game for one reason or another, and with the loan window due to shut at the end of March, some players at Villa park may well be looking to move on.

A move to the Championship could well be the way forward for some of the Villa players, especially as that looks like the place they will be plying their trade next season anyway.

Here at FLW, we have taken a look at THREE Villa players who may look to move before the loan window expires on March 24th.......

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Jack Grealish

Things have not gone as well for Grealish under Garde as they did under Sherwood, and it appears he has not impressed the frenchman with his off the field antics and overall attitude.

There is a talent there though, for all to see, and it might be that Grealish just needs to settle into a regular routine of playing top class football on a regular basis in order to curb his ways.

There was interest in him during the January window from plenty in the Championship, and that interest will no doubt remain should he show an interest in moving on loan.

Grealish is a match winner on his day, and could well be just the tonic for one of the top end Championship clubs looking to secure promotion.

Jordan Lyden

The young midfielder has recently made his debut in the Villa first team and looks sure to be a regular for years to come.

However,  Lyden might be best off looking for a move to the Championship in the final few months of the season, and get himself some vital experience ready for next seasons promotion push.

Lyden is highly thought of at the club, and obviously impresses Remi Garde enough to warrant the Frenchman including him in recent squads. It would be wise of Garde to get Lyden some experience though now, something which could be invaluable come next August.

Adama Traore

Traore was signed with a glowing reputation having being at Barcelona previously, but things have not gone to plan at all for the youngster.

Traore is definitely one player who could benefit from a move down a division to simply get him used to playing English football. He has looked fragile in his performances and often scared to show off his undoubted abilities.

He is a player who may well be one of the main men next season as Villa will look to bounce back to the Premier League, and getting 3 months experience of the division now could be crucial to Traore and his development in the football ranks.