FABRIZIO ROMANO OPENS DOOR FOR LEEDS UNITED TO MAKE SENSATIONAL MOVE FOR ‘MONSTER’ STRIKER TAMMY ABRAHAM
Leeds United could be on the verge of smashing their transfer record in the summer, providing they can secure promotion to the Premier League. The Whites have been linked with a move for Roma striker Tammy Abraham, who is currently on loan at AC Milan.
According to journalist Fabrizio Romano, Abraham’s future is uncertain, and a return to the Premier League is a possibility. Romano suggests that Milan’s decision on whether to sign Abraham permanently will play a significant role in determining his future.
“It’s a possibility [Abraham returning to England this summer], but all depends on Milan now,” Romano said. “They must decide whether they want to keep him from Roma or let him go back to the club, and it will be up to the new director they’re about to appoint soon.”
Abraham has been linked with a move to Leeds United, as well as Everton and West Ham. However, the striker’s recent comments suggest that he may be hesitant to leave Italy. Abraham stated that he is “living my dream” playing in Serie A and that he wants to “win” and “play with a smile on my face.”
Despite this, Leeds United fans will be encouraged by Romano’s comments, which suggest that a move for Abraham is not entirely off the table. The Whites’ record signing is currently Georginio Rutter, who joined from Hoffenheim in a £35.5 million deal in January 2023. However, a move for Abraham could potentially smash that record.
Abraham’s goalscoring record in Italy has been impressive, with 37 goals in 120 games for Roma. However, his form during his loan spell at AC Milan has been less convincing, with just two goals in 22 Serie A games.
Leeds United’s interest in Abraham is likely to be driven by their desire to strengthen their attacking options ahead of a potential return to the Premier League. The Whites have been inconsistent in front of goal this season, and the addition of a proven goalscorer like Abraham could be a major boost to their promotion hopes.
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