Roma ‘keen to sell ex-Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham this summer’ with four Premier League sides interested in transfer
ROMA are looking to sell Tammy Abraham with four Premier League sides interested in signing him, reports in Italy say.
The Italians signed Abraham for £34million from Chelsea in 2021.
And he has enjoyed success in the Serie A with 37 goals abroad but he made just 12 appearances last season amid injury.
According to Corriere della Sera, Roma are making efforts to shift the striker and even offered Tottenham the chance to sign him.
It is added Spurs are one of four Premier League clubs monitoring the England international.
West Ham and Aston Villa – where Abraham spent a season on loan with from 2018-2019 – have also been linked this summer.
Roma are believed to have put a £25m price tag on Abraham, who is thought to favour a move back to England.
The Serie A side are themselves looking to fund a move for Spaniard Alvaro Morata, whose future at Atletico Madrid looks uncertain.
Elsewhere, Roma owner Dan Friedkin is set to take over Everton, as revealed by SunSport.
Friedkin, worth £4.8billion, has beaten off a bid by Vici Private Finance in the battle to become the new Everton owner.
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Friedkin is believed to have agreed to majority owner Farhad Moshiri’s demand for £200m up front to be given the rights to examine the club’s finances before moving ahead with the deal.
An announcement allowing the billionaire American a period of exclusivity to complete due diligence is expected to follow.