Aston Villa have received a significant boost in their search for a new striker after Tammy Abraham made it clear that personal terms would not be an obstacle to a potential move to Villa Park.
The England international is understood to be open to a return to the Midlands, where he previously enjoyed a productive spell, as Villa assess options to strengthen their forward line.
Villa’s renewed push for a striker follows the departure of Donyell Malen, who has completed a move to AS Roma, leaving the club keen to reinforce their attacking depth.
While several names have been linked with Villa in recent days, there is currently no agreement in place with the Turkish side, Besiktas, contrary to reports suggesting an advanced deal.
Sources indicate that discussions regarding Abraham remain at an early stage, with no formal offer or agreement having been reached between the clubs at this point.
However, Abraham’s willingness to consider the move is seen as a positive development as Villa weighs up the financial and sporting aspects of a potential deal.
Villa are expected to continue exploring multiple options in the striker market in the coming days, with Abraham firmly among the candidates as the club looks to reshape their attack ahead of the new campaign.
