With suggestions that Tammy Abraham is still on Aston Villa's radar, Wesley may well be looking over his shoulder about his own long-term future at the club.

Reports in recent days have claimed that Chelsea striker Abraham has "admirers" at Aston Villa with his own future at Stamford Bridge unclear, amid the Blues potentially signing Borussia Dortmund star Erling Haaland.

If Dean Smith's side were to pull off a deal for the £43m-rated Abraham, then that could spell big trouble for how Wesley begins to fit into his manager's plans next season.

Both have got a similar style of play in terms of having the physical profile to hold things up, but also run the channels, and having both of them in the squad would be surely unnecessary.

The 6 foot 4 Abraham has the edge on Wesley when it comes to proven Premier League experience, with the England international having scored 15 goals in the competition just last season.

And, speaking after he delivered a superb display in the Champions League against Lille, Rio Ferdinand said: "I saw elements in Tammy’s game that I haven’t seen as much as I would have liked to before.

"His hold-up play, coming to the ball, bringing others into play. There were some balls that came into him that were Didier Drogba-esque. I think he’s developing nicely, he’s scoring goals, he’s scoring different types of goals and I think he’s a threat.

"This touch here (for his goal), when this ball comes to him, it’s a magnificent touch because it’s not the perfect ball. He adjusts his feet beautifully and the finish, the calmness to do it like that."

With Abraham's way of playing clashing with what Wesley brings to the table, Johan Lange has got a big decision to make on whether he goes forward with a move for the Chelsea man.

If he does, then it may spell bad news for the £90k-a-week earning Wesley.

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