According to Daniele Longo, a well-known journalist in the field of soccer market, Serie A powerhouse Roma is actively seeking to transfer team striker Tammy Abraham to English Premier League team West Ham United before the summer transfer window closes. The news has attracted widespread attention because Abraham, as a representative of England's younger generation of strikers, naturally has his destination on the minds of many fans and media.
Roma are understood to be open to sending Abraham away before the season, especially as the transfer market comes to an end and they are more eager to complete the deal. The recent transfer rumors between Abraham and West Ham United have intensified, with talks between the two clubs becoming increasingly heated.
According to a report from Daniele Longo, Roma are willing to broker the deal on a loan plus a buyout option. Specifically, West Ham United would first recruit Abraham for a €2 million (£1.7 million) loan fee with a €22 million (£18.5 million) buyout clause. This type of deal for Roma, both in the short term to recover part of the money, but also retains the possibility of further high transfer fees in the future if Abraham performs well.
Abraham is 26 years old and in the prime of his career. Since joining Roma, although there are occasional highlights, his overall performance has not fully met the team's expectations. A successful move to West Ham United would be a new challenge and opportunity for him personally. West Ham United has performed well in the Premier League in recent years, with a strong team and a clear tactical system, which undoubtedly provides a broader stage for Abraham to show his talent.
