A club has held talks about signing transfer target Tommy Conway, according to reports.
Ron Walker, a journalist for ‘initial talks’ have been held between and over a possible transfer. Conway has been training with the under-21s team after he snubbed a new contract offer with the Robins.
The 21-year-old has been Bristol City’s top scorer for the last two seasons with 24 goals in 81 games across all competitions. He caught the eye of many when he netted twice against firstly to take the tie to a replay and then to knock them out in the in front of the BBC cameras.
Talks of a move to another Championship club come after reported interest from the and the In April, Sky Sports journalist Johnny Phillips said there was ‘from Wolves, but now their position on the forwad is unclear.
A striker is what wanted and he was able to get one earlier in the window. Jorgen Strand Larsen signed on loan from Celta Vigo with a €30 million obligation to buy.
Wolves were also reported to have offered a contract to Che Adams who was a free agent after he decided to leave Conway’s international teammate opted for a move to Serie A instead. A centre-back remains the priority after Max Kilman’s sale to West Ham, but with the unpredictable nature of the transfer market, Conway could remain an option.
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