Roma general manager Tiago Pinto has opened up on how the club persuaded Tammy Abraham to depart English football to move to the Italian capital.
Having netted 30 goals in a season-and-a-half at Chelsea, following multiple prolific loan spells away from Stamford Bridge, the Giallorossi pounced to take advantage of Abraham's availability. The striker had fallen out of favour under then-Blues boss Thomas Tuchel as Roma made their move.
Abraham has been linked with a move to Manchester United – with Cristiano Ronaldo set to exit Old Trafford next summer and the club light on forwards – but Roma boss Jose Mourinho is keen to keep the striker around and there is little indication that Abraham is prepared to return to England anytime soon.
