​Exclusive | Liverpool and Aston Villa monitor Le Havre’s Djibril OuziadThere aren’t many bright sparks in Le Havre AC’s season so far, but Djibril Ouziad (17) is one of them. Get French Football News understands that the France youth international is being monitored by the likes of Liverpool and Aston Villa. It has been a dire campaign so far for Le Havre. Manager Didier Digard was relieved of his duties last season having taken just two points from nine games. That decision was one taken by Le HAC’s owners, Blue Crow. In disagreement with the owners, president Jean-Michel Roussier resigned and was quickly followed out the door by sporting director Demba Ba. A loss last weekend to FC Lorient under intrerim manager Jair Karam sees the Normand club still rooted to the bottom of the Ligue 1 table.Ouziad signs first pro dealWhilst the club undergoes a radical change, somethings stay the same. Le Havre have always been a developped of talent and Ouziad is the latest to break through. He emerged as a first-team option over the summer and signed his first deal with his formative club in September. That deal runs until 2030, however, his performances at right-wing-back this season are being closely followed by Premier League clubs, namely Liverpool and Aston Villa, GFFN understands. Ouziad made his debut for France’s U18s earlier this season and has played nine times for Le Havre this campaign. Even at this early stage and regardless of Le Havre’s fate in Ligue 1, Ouziad is likely to leave next summer. GFFN | Luke Entwistle