All three clubs have been alerted by Aarons’ lack of minutes this term.
Aarons’ last start came in September when Newcastle were dumped out of the EFL Cup by Championship side Nottingham Forest.
He is under contract with the Magpies until 2021, having signed a five-year deal in August 2016.
Villa will be hoping Newcastle are happy to sell on the cheap because they are unable to splash the cash in January due to Financial Fair Play restrictions.
“I still think we are under the situation of FFP,” Villa boss Steve Bruce.
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Aston Villa boss Steve Bruce hopes to land Rolando Aarons from Newcastle
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“We know how difficult it has been. That's been the case for the last two transfer windows. It's difficult but we've managed to cope with it.
“We've got good players in the squad here and that's the most important thing.”
Aarons was limited to just four Championship appearances for title-winners Newcastle last season because of an Achilles injury.