The England striker has an option in his loan contract that could see him return to Stamford Bridge before quickly going out on loan again to a Premier League club
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TAMMY ABRAHAM will ask to activate a recall option on his loan from Chelsea to pursue a loan move at a Premier League club for the second half of the season.
The England striker can return from Aston Villa this month in the terms of his season-long move to the Championship side.
And the Chelsea striker has attracted interest from top-flight clubs looking to boost their attack in the second half of the season.
Abraham, 21, will be targeted by the clubs who missed out on Dominic Solanke, who is poised to join Crystal Palace.
Both young Three Lions strikers have been on the radar for Bournemouth, Huddersfield, Brighton and Fulham.
Abraham will consider a mid-season change to get himself back playing Prem games after his 14 goals at Villa Park in his four months at the club.
Moving away from Villa will be a blow to Dean Smith’s promotion hopes, with the club five points off the play-offs.
It will also put Smith in the market for a replacement in attack for the second half of the season.
Bournemouth, Huddersfield, Brighton and Fulham will be pleased to hear of Abraham’s desire to return to the Premier League.
The striker, who has two caps for England, has been on fire at Villa Park with his 14 goals coming in 19 Championship appearances.
Last season Abraham was on loan at Swansea City, scoring five Premier League goals in 31 appearances.
The sides pursuing him will hope the Chelsea hitman can bring crucial goals as they seek to push up the table.
