Milan are ready to go all in for Roma striker Tammy Abraham and have reportedly started considering the idea of sending Noah Okafor to the capital in exchange.
Rossoneri coach Paulo Fonseca believes the 26-year-old English striker is the perfect option to bolster his squad this summer following the arrival of Alvaro Morata, wanting two centre forwards with different characteristics to add some depth to his attack.
Roma are open to selling Abraham in the coming weeks, having just signed his replacement Artem Dovbyk from Girona, and have set a circa €25-30m price tag on the Englishman. Milan have hoped to lower the costs with a player in exchange, with possible candidates including Luka Jovic and Davide Calabria.
Okafor to Roma?
Page 13 of today’s Corriere dello Sport details how Milan have come up with a new plan to sign Abraham this month, thinking about sending Okafor to Roma as part of a deal for the English striker.
The 24-year-old Swiss winger showed some positive signs in his debut season with the Rossoneri, scoring six goals and providing three assists across 36 matches.