Tammy Abraham could seal his Premier League return by joining Everton in a deal worth just £10million after recent transfer news.
David Moyes looks set to oversee a major squad overhaul at Everton this summer.
A host of high-profile players are out of contract at the end of the season, including Abdoulaye Doucouré, who is set to leave Everton.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin could also exit Everton after a near-nine-year stay at Goodison Park.
However, it appears as though the Toffees might already have a replacement lined up for the striker in the form of Abraham.
Abraham to replace Calvert-Lewin at Everton
As reported by TEAMtalk (5 March), Everton have asked for preliminary information about signing Abraham from Roma.
Newcastle, Nottingham Forest and West Ham United are also considering moves for the ex-Chelsea striker, who is keen to return to the Premier League.
Abraham is currently on loan with AC Milan. However, Milan are not keen to make the 27-year-old’s stay permanent, which has left Roma searching for a new destination for the forward [CalcioMercato].
| Premier League | Appearances | Goals | Assists |
| Tammy Abraham | 89 | 26 | 5 |
Everton have held talks with Abraham’s entourage [CaughtOffside], and the Friedkin Group’s ownership of Roma could hand the Toffees a significant advantage in this transfer race.
And ex-Goodison scout Bryan King – speaking exclusively to Goodison News – has suggested that Everton could agree a deal with Roma for Abraham for as little as £10million.
“Abraham would be an exciting signing,” King said.
“He made his mark at Chelsea before joining Roma. I think this is a player who could benefit himself and the club by joining Everton. He is a good age as well.
“I think a figure of £10m could seal the deal. Anywhere between £10-20million should be enough.”
Moyes could be boosted by Abraham’s arrival at Everton
Abraham has struggled in Italy this season. However, he might just simply need a fresh start.
This is an experienced striker who has won the UEFA Champions League. Therefore, that experience could prove beneficial to Moyes and Everton.
And if the Merseyside-based outfit could sign Abraham for just £10m, that would certainly be good business.
