Roma are prioritizing Tammy Abraham’s outgoing transfer as their way of funding the remaining targets for the summer.
With Abraham gone, Roma would be able to alleviate the club’s wage bill, cut the annual costs and register an important capital gain.
Moreover, the funds from Abraham’s sale would be then used for Roma’s own transfer targets such as Lorenz Assignon and Loic Bade.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Roma are doing everything they can to find a solution that would satisfy all parties.
Most recently, the Giallorossi are hoping for West Ham’s interest to materialize in an important offer for the ex-Chelsea striker who is open to a return to the Premier League.
Roma’s estimated valuation of Abraham corresponds to 30 million euros.
