It's now over a year since Tammy Abraham left Chelsea to join Roma. The striker has thrived in Italy, scoring 29 goals in 63 appearances under the management of Jose Mourinho.
It was a difficult decision for Abraham to leave the club that he joined at the age of seven, and it was also a tough decision for Chelsea to wave goodbye to one of their own - particularly as he boasted a decent record of a goal every 2.7 games at the Blues. For that reason, the two clubs agreed on putting a buyback clause in the contract, which becomes active in July once Abraham has completed his second season at Roma.
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