Tottenham are undecided on a move for former Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham.
The North London club are looking to reinforce their attack in the summer after an impressive start to life under Ange Postecoglou. Signing a new striker is one of the priorities for Tottenham and according to a report from The Telegraph, they are aware of Tammy Abraham’s availability but are yet to decide on whether to make a move for him.
Despite parting ways with Harry Kane last summer, Spurs decided against signing a replacement.
While his departure to Bayern Munich did come as a huge blow to Postecoglou who had just taken over at the club, the former Celtic boss managed to cope with his absence. Son Heung-min featured as a striker in the majority of their matches and he did a commendable job.
The Australian manager is now keen on adding more firepower to his attack as he looks to take the next step. He wants to bring in a top-quality striker and they have been linked with Tammy Abraham.
The former Chelsea striker had a sensational debut season at AS Roma but things have gone downhill post that. He suffered an ACL injury before the start of the 2023/24 season and was out of action for close to 10 months.
While he did make a return towards the end of last season and still has two years left on his deal at the Italian club, they are ready to cash in on him amidst their financial crisis. Roma haven’t set an asking price yet but the report suggests the 26-year-old could be available for around £20 million.
Spurs are in the market for a new number nine and they are aware of Abraham’s availability but they are yet to make a firm decision on whether to push for his signature or not.
