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Wolves fans react on Twitter to Tammy Abraham interest reports

Tammy Abraham of Aston Villa celebrates after scoring a goal to make it 1-0 during the Sky Bet Championship match at Villa Park on September 18, 20...
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Wolverhampton Wanderers are reportedly hoping that they will be able to land Tammy Abraham, who continues to impress out on loan with Aston Villa.

Tammy Abraham of Aston Villa during the Sky Bet Championship match at Villa Park on September 18, 2018 in Birmingham, England.

A number of Wolves fans have taken to Twitter to comment on reports that emerged from The Sun suggesting that the club have made an £18 million bid for Tammy Abraham – and plenty have backed a potential move.

Abraham is currently on loan with Aston Villa and is doing a superb job of sending a message to parent club Chelsea, as well as putting himself in the shop window.

A brace against QPR on New Year’s Day has taken his tally to 16 Championship goals for the campaign. But perhaps there is a chance that they could be his final goals for the Villans.

The Sun has reported that Wolves have made an £18 million bid for the youngster, and Chelsea have accepted their offer with the newly-promoted side set to discuss personal terms with Abraham before the weekend.

Tammy Abraham of Aston Villa scores for Aston Villa during the Sky Bet Championship match between Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest at Villa Park on November 28 2018 in Birmingham, England.

It is not too surprising that many Wolves supporters are in favour of a move for Abraham. He has been lethal in the second tier, and Nuno’s side have not exactly been prolific despite their superb start to life back at the highest level.

And it must be noted that plenty of fans appear to be just as excited about pinching Villa’s top goalscorer as they are about making what would be a huge statement by signing Abraham for an eight-figure fee.

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Here is what some of the Wolves fans made of the reports…