Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel spoke to reporters about West Ham linked Tammy Abraham yesterday and admitted that it won’t be easy to bring him back into the team, as quoted by the Express.
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ExWHUemployee claimed this week that the 23-year-old Blues hitman is David Moyes’s number one summer transfer target.
The Hammers desperately need to sign a top class striker this summer. In fact, we need at least two.
Michail Antonio is currently West Ham’s only senior centre-forward. And it seems as though the 31-year-old will be out for quite some time with yet another hamstring injury.
Chelsea ace Tammy Abraham would be a superb addition for West Ham
The 23-year-old seemingly faces a bleak future at Stamford Bridge.
Blues boss Thomas Tuchel admitted to reporters that Abraham faces a tough task if he is to force his way back into the starting XI, as quoted by the Express:
“Tammy had a rough time because he started games and was subbed for tactical reasons. He could not have the impact he demands from himself – and that we wish from him. Then he was injured, and the squad played very well without him. Now we enter the decisive part of the season, where it is not so easy to bring back players who were injured. It is on Tammy to do everything possible. Nothing has changed. We demand a lot of him. He demands a lot of himself.”
If West Ham are prepared to pay enough money, there is no reason why Chelsea won’t consider selling Tammy in the summer.
The 23-year-old is great friends with Declan Rice as well.
Hopefully Chelsea won’t demand a ridiculous fee for the striker. It’s clear to see from Tuchel’s comments that Abraham is on the fringes at Stamford Bridge, however.
And a move to West Ham in the summer could help reinvigorate his career.
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