Tammy Abraham: Last News

Roma have slapped a £67million price tag on Tammy Abraham, with Arsenal reportedly interested in the striker. The Gunners were linked with a move for Abraham last summer, but the former Chelsea man opted to join Jose Mourinho at Roma instead. The 10-cap England international has gone from strength to strength in Serie A, scoring 15 goals in 33 appearances and 24 goals overall.

Arsenal are ready to renew their interest in Tammy Abraham if they secure a top-four finish and reach the Champions League for the first time since 2016/17. Gunners boss Mikel Arteta was desperate to sign him 12 months ago from Chelsea before he linked up with Jose Mourinho in Serie A.

Jose Mourinho could ruin West Ham and Newcastle's summer transfer plans over Manchester United star Jesse Lingard. The playmaker is destined to end his career-long spell at Old Trafford at the end of the season when his contract expires.

Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham missed a penalty after winning a game of rock, paper, scissors against his team-mate to decide who would take the spot-kick.The free-scoring AS Roma forward, 24, was representing England at youth level but with no dedicated penalty taker, it was left to the players on the pitch to decide who would step up from 12 yards. Both Abraham and then Manchester City starlet Patrick Roberts were confident they could despatch the spot-kick.What came next was a bizarre game of rock, paper, scissors to determine which young Three Lions forward would have the responsibility.

Jose Mourinho has accused an Italian journalist of "s***ting himself" in yet another remarkable rant. The former Chelsea and Manchester United boss is renowned for not being shy with the media and has managed to build up a catalogue of stunning tirades during his iconic career.

Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham is attracting plenty of interest with the summer transfer window approaching, and both Manchester United and Arsenal would like the forward to return to the Premier League. Abraham left the Blues ahead of the start of the season to join AS Roma in a deal worth approximately £34million and has taken to the Serie A like a duck to water.

Manchester United are reportedly 'ready' to make a big-money move for Roma star Tammy Abraham, despite the Serie A club's refusal to engage in talks.

Manchester United are 'considering' a summer swoop for Roma striker Tammy Abraham.

Kyle Walker will remain at Manchester City for the international break after being overlooked again for the England squad - despite two right-backs withdrawing with injury.

Jose Mourinho has admitted he didn't even know the name of Vitesse manager Thomas Letsch following Roma's Europa Conference League clash.The Serie A side progressed to the competition's quarter-finals with a 2-1 aggregate success over the Eredivisie outfit, but it was far from plain sailing. Mourinho's men held a 1-0 lead heading into the return leg at the Stadio Olympico thanks to Sergio Oliveira strike in the Netherlands.Maximilian Wittek's stunning long-range volley then levelled the tie on aggregate.

Roma team beat Spezia 1-0 in dramatic fashion on Sunday afternoon from the confines of the team coach.The former Chelsea boss is currently serving a touchline ban in the Serie A after he was sent off in the 91st minute against Hellas Verona.Mourinho was dismissed after throwing numerous insults at referee Luca Pairetto and making references to the Calciopoli scandal of 2006.One member of the coaching team and Roma director Tiago Pinto also picked up a ban.But it didn’t deter the trio from heading to Spezia for the match, though they opted to watch on an iPad screen on the coach rather than in the actual stadium – as they showed on social media after the match.It took until the 99th minute for Roma to break the deadlock at the Stadio Alberto Picco, with Tammy Abraham firing a fierce penalty in the bottom corner after VAR spotted that Nicolo Zaniolo had been kicked in the face as he attempted to head the ball home.Roma deserved to head home with all three points as they dominated proceedings. They struck the woodwork on our separate occasions and also missed several key opportunities that would have put the game to bed.After the game, goalscorer Abraham spoke of how Roma struggled to find the back of the net, he joked: “The goal seemed cursed.“Near the end, I was half a step away from the goal line but I couldn’t get a foot on the ball.

Roma star Tammy Abraham made amends for last weekend's Coppa Italia loss to Inter Milan by buying dinner for a group of shocked fans.The former Chelsea striker was snapped up by Roma chief Jose Mourinho last summer in a £34million move.And Abraham has quickly won the hearts of fans with his sizzling form - even though Mourinho and Roma have struggled in Serie A this term.Roma are well off the pace at the top of the league, and their misery continued last week after they were dumped out of the Coppa Italia after falling to a 2-0 defeat against Inter.But Abraham has been praised after he made amends to fans in an unusual way in the aftermath of the result.According to Calciomercato, via Football Italia, Abraham was out for dinner with his partner, Leah Monroe, in Rome when he bumped into a group of fans.Although the fans were perfectly pleasant, they couldn't help but express their disappointment at the crushing loss to Inter.Abraham reportedly shared his own disappointment with them before thanking them for their compliments and signing autographs.

Chelsea have one of the best academies in the world and their impact on the football pyramid has been far-reaching. However, not all players that come up through Cobham go on to make it and the pathway to the first-team has been blurry during Roman Abramovich’s reign.

Chelsea who can activate his buy back clause as soon as July 2023.That's according to Italian outlet Corriere dello Sport, who have claimed the Roma striker 'would like to go home one day' in order to conquer the Premier League in Friday's (February 4) paper.So far this season Abraham, 24, has proved his worth after his £36m move last summer, netting 10 times in Serie A and scoring six in six in the UEFA Conference League.While Italy is giving him a platform to propel his career, breaking through at the club where he grew up would have been a dream of his.And Chelsea clearly hadn't lost hope of that happening themselves when they inserted the option to sign him from the end of the 2022/23 season. To do so, they will have to pay double what they sold him for.But the report claims that £72m figure is 'consistent with the value' that the England international will hold by the time that rolls around.Chelsea fans - would you like to see this happen? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Chelsea favourite after engaging in a Twitter exchange with Callum Hudson-Odoi following the Blues’ win over Tottenham on Sunday.Chelsea continued their dominant record over Tottenham in London derbies at Stamford Bridge after strolling to a 2-0 victory on Sunday.Hakim Ziyech’s stunning 25-yard strike nestled into the top corner to hand the hosts the lead in the second half before Thiago Silva headed home from a Mason Mount free-kick.The Blues had lost only once in their last 38 meetings with Spurs at Stamford Bridge and were rarely troubled aside from a Harry Kane goal, which was chalked off by VAR for a foul by Kane on Thiago Silva.Hudson-Odoi trotted out the customary message that comes after Chelsea beat Tottenham at Stamford Bridge, telling his followers: “London is blue,” with a blue heart emoji.Just hours after scoring in Roma’s 4-2 win over Empoli, it is clear Abraham was keeping a close eye on the Chelsea result — and the England international could not resist issuing a cheeky response.The 24-year-old replied: “It always was.”The England international finally left the club for Roma in a £34million deal in July, ending his 17-year association with the club he joined as a young boy.Abraham had been frozen out by Thomas Tuchel after making only seven substitute appearances under the German last season.But that clearly hasn’t stopped the striker from keeping track of the Blues’ success from afar after heading to Italy for the next chapter in his career.Naturally, the exchange between Chelsea’s two Cobham favourites was met with a delighted response from the Chelsea faithful on social media.One fan named Hajir summarised the thoughts of hundreds of blues, telling Abraham: “This is why I love you.”Another Twitter user

Roma manager Jose Mourinho has called for striker Tammy Abraham to help him secure the signature of Chelsea’s Ruben Loftus-Cheek in January.The Italian boss has struggled since taking over at the Stadio Olimpico. His side are currently sitting in 6th place in the Serie A and will need to find some consistency in their results if they are to secure Champions League football this season.Mourinho’s acquisition of Abraham in the summer has somewhat spared his blushes upon his return to Italy.The England international has scored four and assisted three in 16 league appearances for his new side.And his manager is hoping to use his links with former club Chelsea in order to bring some more English talent to Rome.

England ran riot against minnows San Marino to post their biggest victory since Sir Alf Ramsey's side claimed World Cup glory back in 1966. The current Three Lions boss showed his intent by handing another start to skipper Harry Kane, who smashed home four goals before the break following Harry Maguire's opener and a Filippo Fabbri own-goal.

Do you think it was a foul? Let us know in the comments section. One said wrote on Twitter: “Eh? Hows that disallowed? And Abraham booked! Ridiculous VAR that.”Another said: “Gutted for him not even a foul, how Abraham got booked is beyond me.”A third wrote: “The two worst VAR decisions tonight that I think I’ve ever seen.

Jose Mourinho is teaching him ‘to be a monster’ in Italy.The England striker opted to uproot for Mourinho’s Serie A side AS Roma in the summer after becoming an outcast at Chelsea under Thomas Tuchel.And that £34million move is paying dividends just now as Abraham is back in the Three Lions fold, having scored five times for his new club in all competitions.Quizzed on exactly what the Special One has taught him, Abraham, 24, revealed: “Just be a monster really!“One of the things he said was I was too much of a nice player - that you have to show aggressiveness as you get older as a striker.“It’s not always about being nice on the pitch.

Jose Mourinho is ready to raid his old club Manchester United for two players that he signed when in charge. The Special One returned to Italy in the summer and moved to the capital shortly after being sacked as Tottenham manager.

Roma star Tammy Abraham was involved in a heated spat with one of his club's own supporters after their shocking 6-1 defeat by Bodo/Glimt in the Europa Conference League.The Serie A side had a 100 per cent record in the competition going into Thursday's match and had been expected to make it nine points from nine in Norway.But Bodo/Glimt flipped the script firmly on its head as Erik Botheim put them in front after only eight minutes and Patrick Berg added another with a super strike midway through the first half. Roma thought they had a way back into it when Carles Perez reduced the deficit, but a goals from Botheim, Amahl Pellegrino and a Ola Solbakken brace completed an astonishing 6-1 rout for the hosts.