"Aston Villa are increasingly confident of securing a sensational return for Tammy Abraham, with club officials encouraged by the outcome of recent talks with the player's camp. According to Ben Jacobs, the 28-year-old striker is open to rejoining Villa Park, and the Premier League title challengers are prepared to offer him a long-term contract as part of their January rebuild."
"The England international, who previously spent a prolific season on loan at Villa in 2018-19, remains fondly remembered in Birmingham after scoring 26 goals in 40 matches, firing the club to Premier League promotion. Those close to the player say he would welcome a return to the club that reignited his career. Roma are open to selling the attacker and they would accept a fee below 15 million."
"However, the complication lies with Besiktas, where Abraham is currently on loan. His season-long deal includes a conditional obligation to buy worth 11 million, meaning the Turkish club controls his short-term future. Besiktas must either agree to terminate the loan early, or waive their purchase obligation. Early indications suggest they are reluctant to do so unless they receive compensation or are guaranteed a financial benefit in the final structure of the deal."
Aston Villa are increasingly confident of re-signing Tammy Abraham and are prepared to offer a long-term contract as part of a January rebuild. The 28-year-old striker is open to rejoining Villa Park and is a target for Unai Emery as the club seeks a proven goalscorer to support Ollie Watkins. Competing in the Premier League, FA Cup and Europe has created an urgent need for attacking depth. Abraham previously spent a prolific 2018-19 season on loan at Villa, scoring 26 goals in 40 matches and helping secure promotion. Roma would accept a fee below 15 million, but Besiktas hold a season-long loan with a conditional obligation to buy for 11 million, complicating the transfer. Besiktas are reluctant to terminate the loan early without compensation, and negotiations between all parties are ongoing while Villa remain optimistic.
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