Aston Villa has rebuffed West Ham United's latest bid for coveted striker Jhon Duran, valued at £32 million, which included a player swap involving Lewis Orford. 
This development indicates that Villa remains resolute in their stance on the Colombian forward's future at the club.
West Ham has been actively pursuing Duran, submitting multiple bids in an effort to secure his services. A previous offer of £35 million, which included a 10% sell-on clause, was also rejected by Villa.
Duran has expressed a desire for more playing time, and West Ham's interest aligns with his aspirations for regular starts.
However, Villa is hesitant to part with the striker, valuing his contributions to the team. Nevertheless, a substantial offer could potentially change the club's stance on Duran's future.
The situation is being monitored by other clubs, including Chelsea, who are reportedly interested in Duran's services. While Villa has rejected West Ham's latest bid, a new proposal from the Hammers or another club could still materialize, potentially altering the dynamics of the situation.
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