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Report: West Ham Seek to Sign £34m Champions League Winner Before Deadline

Corriere dello Sport reports that West Ham United are looking to sign an additional striker before the transfer window closes on Friday evening.

West Ham United has had a strong summer, notably strengthening their attack with the acquisition of Niclas Fullkrug from Borussia Dortmund.

 

 

Despite this, the club remains in the market for another centre-forward, with Corriere dello Sport reporting their interest in Tammy Abraham.

 

According to the same source, Roma is seeking between £19.5 million and £21 million for the 26-year-old striker.

 

 

The paper edition of Corriere dello Sport (via SportWitness) adds that West Ham has yet to make an official offer.

 

 

The club might either meet the asking price or propose a loan deal with a conditional obligation to buy.

 

West Ham started their Premier League campaign with a 2-0 victory over Crystal Palace, where Michail Antonio led the attack and Fullkrug came on as a replacement.

 

 

Danny Ings, another senior striker, could potentially leave if Abraham joins the squad.

 

Abraham, who transferred from Chelsea to Roma for £34 million three years ago, enjoyed a successful debut season with 27 goals.

 

 

However, his form declined in the following season, and he suffered a significant knee injury in the final Serie A game, sidelining him for 10 months.

 

Upon his return in April, Abraham played a secondary role to Romelu Lukaku and is now behind Artem Dovbyk in the pecking order under manager Daniele De Rossi.

 

 

This situation might prompt Abraham to seek a new challenge, making a move to West Ham plausible.

 

The former Chelsea player, who won the Champions League with the club in 2021, possesses the attributes needed for success in the Premier League.

 

 

His aerial ability, link-up play, and pace make him a natural number nine capable of making penetrating runs behind defenses.

 

A move for Abraham could prove to be a wise decision for West Ham.

 

 

A loan deal with a conditional obligation to buy would allow the club to evaluate whether Abraham can regain his scoring form after recovering from his knee injury.

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