La Gazzetta dello Sport claims Roma expect more from Tammy Abraham and could sell the England striker in the summer for at least €75m with Aston Villa and Everton interested, among the others.
The England international was dropped by José Mourinho in Roma’s 1-0 loss against Juventus on Sunday but is expected to return to the starting XI in the first leg of the Europa League Round of 16 against Real Sociedad on Thursday.
Abraham became Roma’s most prolific debutant last season with 27 goals in 53 games across all competitions but has only managed seven goals in 34 games this term.
La Gazzetta dello Sport analyses his future in the capital writing that the former Chelsea striker must “wake up” or “he will leave.”
The pink paper claims Roma will listen to offers from €75m if the 25-year-old doesn’t improve his performance in the second part of the season. According to the report, Aston Villa and Everton are interested in the striker.
The Athletic reported earlier this week that Chelsea and Manchester United are also monitoring the Englishman. The Blues have an €80m option to re-sign the product of their academy at the end of the season.
Abraham left Stamford Bridge for Roma in 2021 in a €40m deal.