Aston Villa's management feels very optimistic about the possibility of signing English striker Tammy Abraham, following positive talks held with the player's representatives recently. The club has expressed its readiness to offer a long-term contract to the 28-year-old player.

Fenerbahçe is currently focusing on reaching a solution regarding Abraham's situation with Turkish club Beşiktaş, which has the player on loan with a mandatory purchase clause—a factor that sources consider the main obstacle to completing the deal at this time.

On the other hand, negotiations with Roma are not expected to be an obstacle, as the club is open to selling the player permanently and is willing to complete the deal for less than £15 million.

The buyout clause in Abraham's contract with Beşiktaş is worth around £11 million, making the separation from the Turkish club a crucial step before the player's return to the English Premier League, according to journalist Alex Crook.