Tammy Abraham expressed that returning to Aston Villa feels like a dream after equalizing against Leeds United in the Premier League on Saturday.
The striker transferred from Besiktas to the Villains for £18 million in January, marking his return six years after scoring 25 goals for the club on loan from Chelsea.
Abraham added to his goal tally with an essential strike against Leeds at Villa Park after coming off the bench in the second half.
Ezri Konsa directed a corner toward the 28-year-old, who skillfully lobbed the ball over Dominic Calvert-Lewin with his knee, evening the score after Anton Stach’s impressive free kick in the first half.
Abraham thriving at Aston Villa after January move
“It truly feels like a dream to be back and play for this club again. I’m excited to be here and bring more energy,” Abraham mentioned after the match.
“I had to stay alert and be ready. Fortunately, I managed to score.”
“Set pieces are crucial in football. We showed our hunger. Kudos to Ezri [Konsa] for his first effort, and I was there for the follow-up. It was wonderful to play in front of such great supporters.”
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