Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham could be sold for less than £40 million this summer with West Ham monitoring his situation according to a report from the Daily Mail.
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Hammers boss David Moyes will be desperate to sign a top class striker this summer.
And Blues hitman Tammy Abraham certainly fits the bill.
The Athletic recently claimed that the 23-year-old Chelsea ace is on West Ham’s radar.
Eurosport have reported on our interest in Tammy as well.
Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham West Ham bound?
One of the main stumbling blocks for the Hammers regarding their chances of signing the Blues forward this summer was his alleged £40 million price-tag.
The Daily Mail are now claiming that Chelsea’s stance has softened, however, with Abraham having reached the ‘point of no return’ under Thomas Tuchel at Stamford Bridge.
Perhaps if the Blues’ lower their demands to around £30 million or even less then West Ham will realistically be able to sign Tammy.
The 23-year-old is good friends with Declan Rice according to ExWHUemployee. So we would surely have a good chance of tempting him into moving to the London Stadium.
Abraham would be an exceptional addition for West Ham. He is incredibly mobile, has a lot of pace and is a great finisher. He’s pretty good in the air as well.
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The talented striker has 12 goals and six assists to his name for Chelsea this season (Transfermarkt). 18 goal involvements in just 1500 minutes of football is a mighty impressive return.
Abraham may also be keen to stay in London. Qualifying for Europe could be a key factor as well. And if Chelsea are prepared to sell Tammy for a reduced fee, West Ham should not hesitate to sign him.
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