Tammy Abraham helped guide Roma to the club's first trophy in 14 years on Wednesday night as the Italian giants beat Feyenoord 1-0 in the Europa Conference League final in Albania. The former Chelsea striker has enjoyed a rich vein of form since swapping Stamford Bridge for Stadio Olimpico, relishing the stewardship of Jose Mourinho.
The 24-year-old featured 53 times for Roma across all competitions this season, directly contributing towards 32 goals. His impressive displays have seen him find the net more than any other English striker in a Serie A season ever.
With the help of the former Chelsea boss, Abraham has flourished in Italy and left the Blues to rue his departure. The Cobham graduate has admitted that Mourinho has been key towards his evolution into one of Europe's most dangerous No. 9s.
