CM: West Ham begin contacts as Milan make call regarding striker’s future | OneFootball

Tammy Abraham wants to earn a permanent stay at AC Milan but he must convince the management, something he has failed to do to this point.

According to Calciomercato.com, Abraham hopes for a season finale that will convince Milan to make a major investment in him. However, his season so far has been disappointing with eight goals in 35 appearances in all competitions, even if he did net the winner in the Supercoppa Italiana final aganst Inter.

Milan have at present decided not to try and keep the Englishman and there is little chance that he will return for 2025-26. Abraham will return to Roma in the summer, but it will only be in passing because his cycle in Giallorossi ended last summer with the arrival of Artem Dovbyk.

Tammy does not have much of a market in Italy and should therefore return to playing in the Premier League, where he joined from initially. He could even go back to London, given West Ham have started talking to his entourage.

The Hammers are strongly interested as are other English clubs (Wolves and Everton above all, among others). For Abraham there would be no problem in returning to the Premier League, but he would like a top-tier club. But first he is thinking about Milan and a possible surprise finish to the season.