The Italian newspaper reported on 31 July that the Serie A club is demanding £21 million for the striker, who is considered “overpaid” in Italy.
The 26-year-old Tammy Abraham is open to a Premier League return, according to Corriere della Sera on 17 June, after leaving Chelsea in the summer of 2021.
Everton are set to face a transfer battle for Tammy Abraham. The striker position is now a key area of concern for Sean Dyche after the defense was strengthened by signing Lyon’s Jake O’Brien.
While Dominic Calvert-Lewin had a strong finish to last season with seven league goals, likely saving Everton from relegation, his overall performances have been inconsistent.
Although Calvert-Lewin seems to have overcome his injury issues, he has struggled to make a significant impact, leading many fans to call for a new forward.
Beto, who scored just five goals since joining from Udinese last summer, is not seen as the solution. Abraham, with his experience at Chelsea and Aston Villa, could be the answer.
He demonstrated his quality at Chelsea after returning from his loan at Villa Park, netting 30 times in 79 matches before moving to Serie A. Despite a mixed spell in Italy, Abraham has scored 37 goals in 119 appearances.
Abraham could provide the much-needed firepower for Dyche’s team, which scored fewer goals than any team except Sheffield United in the Premier League last season.
