The Red Devils are looking to strengthen their attacking options this summer
Tammy Abraham is back on the radar of several English teams after his loan spell at Milan. Although he scored important goals, he did not play a leading role, and that has left doubts about his future at the Rossoneri. Meanwhile, Manchester United continue to search for a striker for this summer.
The club have explored different profiles, and after losing out on Liam Delap, they are once again looking at alternatives. The English striker’s situation has reignited internal discussions, as Abraham fits the physical and technical profile they are evaluating. There is interest, but no formal offer has been made yet. Everything is still in the early stages.
27-year-old striker offers himself to Manchester United
According to TBR Football, Abraham wants to return to the Premier League and his entourage has contacted clubs such as Manchester United, Newcastle, West Ham United, Everton and others. The English striker, who still has a contract with Roma until 2027, has already been offered to the Old Trafford club.
Will Tammy Abraham be good fit for Manchester United?
Milan, after signing Santiago Giménez, do not plan to keep him. The 27-year-old’s future is up in the air, and the English market appears to be the most viable destination. TBR also mentions that Leeds and Aston Villa are monitoring the situation. Newcastle see him as a possible replacement for Callum Wilson, which shows that the interest is real and widespread.
From a sporting point of view, signing Tammy Abraham makes sense for United. At 27, he has Premier League experience, has competed in the Champions League and knows the pressure of playing for big clubs. He can play as a lone striker, which is exactly what Ruben Amorim uses in his 3-4-2-1 system.
In that structure, Abraham would fit in as an attacking reference point, filling in for Rasmus Højlund when he is unavailable or if he is sold, or competing directly with him. His mobility and ability to create space would benefit the attacking midfielders. The Englishman is not a clinical finisher, but he does create chances and draw defenders. If the club decide to sign him, they would not have to pay a fortune, as Roma is looking to free up salary space.
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Now, will he actually end up at United? If the directors move quickly, they have a good chance. The player wants to return and will not cost as much as other options. However, the weak point is that Abraham has not been consistent since his first year at Roma.
There are doubts about whether he can maintain a high level throughout the season. Another perspective is to see his signing as a rotation option, not as a star player. If the club assume that from the outset, he could be a useful signing without putting him under excessive pressure.