Leeds United transfers: Major Tammy Abraham twist emerges in multi-million chase

Leeds United transfers: Major Tammy Abraham twist emerges in multi-million chase

Leeds United, along with the likes of Everton, Newcastle, Nottingham Forest and West Ham have been linked with Tammy Abraham.

 

The Whites are preparing for life in the Premier League as they appear to be on course to secure promotion this season.

 

Abraham, who’s currently at AC Milan and on loan from Roma, is expected to be on his way out in the summer transfer window, most likely to the English top flight.

Leeds United want to sign Tammy Abraham

49ers will have to shell out £26million to sign Tammy Abraham

The 11-cap England international has been linked with a return to the Premier League where he previously played for Chelsea.

TEAMtalk reported on 5 March that he will carefully consider all the options and projects in front of him before he makes his decision.

Leeds’ interest also hinges on their ability to get promoted as if they spend another season in the Championship, a move for the 27-year-old is not on the cards.

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He has been valued at £26million by talkSPORT as he’s still got a few more years left before his body starts to give way and the San Francisco 49ers will need to shell out that kind of money.

 

AC Milan, the club he’s currently on loan at, have no intention of securing his services on a permanent basis this summer.

Premier League games are expected to return to Leeds

Daniel Farke can try to bring the best out of Tammy Abraham at Leeds United

Abraham could be an astute signing for Leeds if they secure promotion to the Premier League in 2025, bringing proven top-flight quality to their attack.

 

The 27-year-old striker has a strong record in England and Daniel Farke will look to get the best out of him.

 

His physicality, aerial ability and knack for linking play suit Farke’s system, offering an upgrade over current options like Patrick Bamford and Joel Piroe.

The top four of the Championship table as it stands.

Despite recent injuries, his experience in high-stakes environments, including a Europa League title with Roma, could stabilise Leeds’ return to the top tier.

 

A move could also revive Abraham’s career, making it a win-win.