Everton Football Club may receive a significant transfer boost in their pursuit of Tammy Abraham, courtesy of a potential takeover by Roma owner Dan Friedkin. According to Il Messaggero, Everton and Roma are set to establish a partnership similar to the Red Bull model, which has seen players move between Salzburg and Leipzig.
This development could give Everton an advantage in their bid to sign Abraham, who is valued at around £20million.
Abraham’s potential arrival at Goodison Park would be a timely boost for Sean Dyche’s side, especially if Dominic Calvert-Lewin departs for Newcastle United.
While Beto is already on the team, his slow first season suggests he may not be relied upon as the main striker. Abraham’s Premier League and European experience make him an attractive asset for Everton, and his physical presence and ball control would suit the team’s setup.
The potential partnership between Everton and Roma could facilitate a smooth transfer process, although it remains unclear if a player exchange will be part of the deal.
Nevertheless, securing Abraham’s services would be a positive start to the collaboration. This news has lifted the spirits of Everton supporters and players alike, amidst a crucial period for the club.