Aston Villa will release Gabriel Agbonlahor at the end of this season.

The 31-year-old striker has been ineffective for the Championship outfit for a while now and his 17-year stay at Villa Park is set to come to an end.

As per the reports, Agbonlahor is planning to join the MLS in the summer.

The Aston Villa forward had some memorable seasons in the Premier League when Martin O’Neill was in charge of the Villans. Agbonlahor managed to guide his side to three consecutive top-six finishes back then. However, he has managed to score just twice since relegation.

The £25,000 a week striker won’t be the only one leaving Aston Villa this summer. Telegraph believes that Ross McCormack and Micah Richards will also be released by the Championship outfit.

Steve Bruce wants to renew John Terry’s contract for another season and it will be interesting to see whether the former Chelsea captain can guide his side to the Premier League now.

Aston Villa fans reacted to the news of Agbonlahor’s departure on Twitter and here are some of the best tweets.

A carter that has had more bad seasons than good seasons.

— Adam (@AdLovesCurry) March 28, 2018

Should have done in when MON left because that when his career finished

— ClaretandBlueB6 (@dpwhite48) March 28, 2018

James Chester has scored more in 3 games than agbonlahor in 3 years.

— Sean Stevenson (@AVFCSS) March 14, 2018

Short memories He’s literally done nothing for the past 5 years

— villa_views (@villanews11) March 27, 2018

Should of went years ago. Hasn’t done a thing in a long time. Doesn’t deserve a contract

— vinacento (@Vinacento) March 28, 2018

Praise The Lord And Hallelujah We can now all have a party . Praise God In The Highest

— C26Foxtrot unit 2. (@Clive27638484) March 28, 2018

Been robbing us blind for five years – about time he went. Is he giving any of his wages back at all

— Ady Milne (@mooseavfc) March 27, 2018

At least 7 years to late!

— KURT BODEN (@bradfordquiqley) March 27, 2018

Good riddance

— noinnermonologue (@fairyin_boots) March 27, 2018