A number of clubs are monitoring the situation with Tammy Abraham. Photo: Getty Images/Clive Rose
Tammy Abraham could be offered a route back to the Premier League this summer, with a number of clubs monitoring the striker's situation.
Roma are preparing for offers for the former Chelsea striker Abraham, who has returned to fitness after 10 months out with a knee injury.
West Ham United, Tottenham Hotspur and Aston Villa are all looking for strikers this summer and everyone knows Abraham could be achievable.Spurs have yet to make a firm decision on whether to move Abraham or not, and Villa are only likely to make a serious bid for the position if John Durant completes his move to Chelsea.
There is interest from Spurs. Abraham is from other clubs in Europe and the 26-year-old is expected to be offered a number of options.
Abraham has scored as a substitute after returning from a long-term injury and at various times during his Italy career and in England he proved his effectiveness.
During his season on loan at Villa, Abraham scored 26 goals. scored in 40 games before returning to Chelsea and scoring 18 and then 12 goals in a campaign in which Thomas Tuchel took him out before being sold to Roma.
In In his first campaign in Italy, Abraham scored a career-best 27 goals in 53 games, followed by nine goals in his second season.
Abraham has two years left on his Roma contract and has won 11 caps capped for England, scoring three goals for his country.< /p>
Sources in Italy believe Abraham could be available for around £20 million, which could represent an excellent price in a summer when so many clubs are constrained by profit rules and sustainable development.
But no fixed price has yet been set for the striker, as Roma faces its own financial fair play problems and may need to raise funds.
Romelu Lukaku's season-long loan has expired and Roma cannot currently afford it. pay Chelsea's £37 million valuation.
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