Chelsea Accept £18m From Wolves For Tammy Abraham

Chelsea Accept £18m From Wolves For Tammy Abraham

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Wolveshampton are hoping to snap up Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham in a shock £18million transfer.

The England striker has been targeted by Wolves to bolster their attack after an impressive first half of the season on their return to the top flight.

Tammy Abraham is set to cut short his loan at Aston Villa after Chelsea accepted an £18m bid from Wolves

Tammy Abraham is set to cut short his loan at Aston Villa after an £18m bid from Wolves.
The deal would see Abraham cut short his season-long loan move in order to finally get a permanent move to a Premier League club.

It is a huge statement from Wolves who are hoping to about the 21-year-old to negotiate personal terms before the weekend.

Abraham has made a major impact during his time at Villa after struggling during a season on loan at Swansea last season.

The Chelsea academy product has struck 16 goals in 20 appearances for the Championship club.

The England striker is now set to discuss personal terms with Wolves

The England striker is close to a move to Wolves

He is currently in a rich vein of form which has seen him hit 12 goals in his last 10 matches to help Dean Smith’s side move back into play-off contention after a poor start to the campaign.

Wolves think Abraham can add extra to their attack as they look to reach Europe in their first season back in the top flight.

It is a massive blow for Villa who thought that their package for Abraham would keep him happy to stay in their promotion campaign.

Chelsea have denied our report that a deal has already been agreed.

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Abraham is on big goals and win bonuses plus a potential jackpot sum if Villa go up – on top of his £55,000-a-week salary.

But Wolves are offering top flight football now and the chance to be part of their growth over the next few seasons.

Abraham made just two substitute appearances for Chelsea having seen his path to first team opportunities limited.

He enjoyed a dazzling spell on loan at Bristol City in the 2016-17 campaign, form which persuaded Swansea to take him the following year but the forward struggled in a side which was eventually relegated.

But he still did enough to earn a call-up for two senior England appearances in the friendly draws with Germany and Brazil.