Aston Villa striker Tammy Abraham now has interest in Crystal Palace after seemingly turning down Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Abraham has recently turned down a move to Wolves to stick with Villa, but that does not mean his future at Villa Park is entirely secure.
The Daily Mirror now claim that Crystal Palace want the striker, who has been in wonderful form for the Villans.
Palace are on the look out for a striker who can make their attack more of a threat, as they have struggled for goals this term, and they feel Abraham is the right man for them.
Villa are still confident that the Chelsea loanee will turn down Premier League opportunities to stay with them, but the England international appears to be thinking about the decision carefully.
Palace’s interest just complicates matters further for Villa, who have drawn up some contingency plans.
If Abraham does leave, Villa are expected to go after Brentford’s Neal Maupay, but they realise any deal could prove costly.
Villa are next in action against Wigan Athletic on Saturday and it remains to be seen whether Smith will be able to pick his side’s top scorer for the contest.
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