TAMMY ABRAHAM “PAVED BACK” TO PREMIER LEAGUE WITH TOTTENHAM IN THE MARKET AS NEWEST ENTRANTS IN THE RACE FOR HIS SIGNATURE.

The report suggests that Tammy Abraham has been “paved back” to the Premier League this season, with Tottenham Hotspur “entering the picture” as new entrants in the race for his signature.
The north London side will face competition from Aston Villa and West Ham to land the former Chelsea striker, who could represent “excellent value” in his next transfer , the report added.
Considered surplus to requirements at Roma, reports suggest that Abraham could leave for as little as £20m this summer and has had a couple of good seasons in Serie A and the Premier League.
Tottenham have extended Timo Werner’s loan from RB Leipzig for another season with the option to make the deal permanent, but may need another striker if Richarlison is sold.
The north London side will face competition from Aston Villa and West Ham to land the former Chelsea striker, who could represent “excellent value” in his next move his, the report added.
Considered surplus to requirements at Roma, reports suggest that Abraham could leave for as little as £20m this summer and has had a couple of good seasons in Serie A and the Premier League.
Tottenham have extended Timo Werner’s loan from RB Leipzig for another season with the option to make the deal permanent, but may need another striker if Richarlison is sold.
Abraham’s name has been mentioned at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium, with his Italian boss ‘open to offers’ in the coming weeks, ahead of his expected summer departure This.
Abraham a good option at a reasonable price Tammy Abraham returns to action after missing almost all of last season with an ACL injury and is nonetheless a promising name for Tottenham.
The England international had an excellent first year with Chelsea in 2018/19 and was also in top form in his debut season at AS Roma, which was his best season with 27 goals in all arenas combined.
Spurs have not replaced Harry Kane since he left Bayern Munich last summer and have notably missed the striker’s presence in the box as well as the creative department.
Abraham has many similarities to the England captain in terms of numbers, but he has the attributes to recreate Kane’s role at Tottenham Hotspur should he sign for them this summer.
At 6 feet 4 inches tall, Abraham is a fox in the box and also has excellent finishing ability with his feet at close range.
Additionally, the 26-year-old’s physicality could also allow him to drop deep and make plays.
Tottenham may be at a disadvantage in the race for Abraham as they are direct rivals to former club Chelsea, but they could still try to sign the player for £20m, which could is a good deal.