Tommy Conway of Bristol City, who has scored 23 goals in just two seasons, has been a major contributor to their recent success.
Conway is being pursued by Celtic and Rangers, and if he signs, he might gain access to European football.
Conway’s continued success is essential to Bristol City’s chances of making the playoffs the following year.

As the season draws to a close, Bristol City has had a respectable run of play, dropping just one of their last eight Championship games.

They have won impressively against Blackburn Rovers and Leicester City during that stretch, and Liam Manning will be hoping that these victories are a sign of things to come in the upcoming campaign.

Despite all, they are aware that Tommy Conway, their diligent forward, has been a major contributor to their success in these last four games. Manning will understand the value of holding onto Conway in the hopes of having a more successful season the next year, especially with interest originating from north of the border.

Conway: Another on the Bristol City conveyor belt

The Robins are a club which has become synonymous with youth development in the past 20 years. Players such as Bobby Reid, Joe Bryan and Alex Scott have all passed through their academy and been sold on for profit.

However, in Conway, they will feel they have a striker that they must nurture to become one of their own as they look to secure the goals that can send them to the Premier League.

Having learned his trade on loan at Bath City and Yate Town, at just 21-years-old, the striker has managed to score 23 goals in his past two seasons for the Robins. Along with this, he showcased his immense talent on the biggest stage with strikes in both ties against West Ham as he helped them reach the fourth round of the FA Cup.