Besiktas has reached a verbal agreement with AS Roma to sign striker Tammy Abraham on a permanent deal, according to Fabrizio Romano. The transfer is reportedly worth around €20m. Abraham has agreed to the move and is expected to travel to Turkey to finalise the transfer. The deal is now awaiting the completion of paperwork between the two clubs.
Tammy Abraham, who plays as a centre-forward, has a history of playing for clubs like AS Roma, previously having stints at other top-tier clubs. His style of play is that of a traditional target man, holding up the ball and bringing others into play. The exact details of his contract with Besiktas, such as its duration, are not yet known.
Abraham’s move to Besiktas comes after a period of uncertainty surrounding his future, with previous reports suggesting he was in talks with AC Milan. In August 2024, Abraham was reportedly close to joining AC Milan, with both clubs engaged in transfer negotiations. However, the deal ultimately fell through, and Abraham remained with AS Roma until the current transfer agreement was reached.