West Ham initiate move for Champions League striker – report
Tammy Abraham continues to dominate West Ham headlines, and that trend looks set to continue until the summer transfer window.
For years, West Ham have struggled to properly address their striker situation, heavily relying on Jarrod Bowen for goals.
While Bowen has consistently delivered, the club must sign a forward this summer to ease the burden on him.
One potential target is Tammy Abraham, who has been linked with a move to the London Stadium.
A fresh update suggests West Ham remain interested in signing the former Chelsea striker.
With Niclas Fullkrug possibly departing in the summer, securing a new forward will become even more crucial.
According to TEAMtalk (5 March), Abraham is eager to return to the Premier League, making him an ideal candidate to strengthen West Ham’s attack.
The English striker has been a key player for Milan this season, featuring in various competitions, including the Champions League.
Reports indicate that West Ham have already made an approach, and if a deal is feasible, the Hammers should pursue it aggressively.
Abraham’s proven goal-scoring ability and experience at the top level would significantly enhance West Ham’s attacking options.
His arrival would not only strengthen the forward line but also give Bowen a high-quality strike partner, likely elevating his performances further.
West Ham may also have an advantage in securing Abraham’s signature. Under Graham Potter’s leadership, the team has shown notable improvement, which could work in their favor during recruitment.
Potter’s strong reputation in football could be a key factor in attracting top players.
With an already solid squad in place, adding a player of Abraham’s caliber could help West Ham take the next step toward competing for European qualification once again.
