Former Chelsea centre-forward Tammy Abraham, who was not heavily weighted by Thomas Tuchel, has become an important puzzle piece for Serie A Roma in the Premier League for 40 million euros this season, delivering four goals and three assists for the team in 10 games in all competitions, and being re-called by Three Lions coach Gareth Southgate to enter the England national team after 2020.
In fact, as early as Frank Lampard, Tammy Abraham has shown his strength, playing 34 games in the Premier League in the 2019-20 season, scoring 15 league goals, and is Chelsea's most scoring center in a single season (18 goals in all competitions) since the departure of Diego Costa. However, after Thomas Tuchel took office, he did not favor the more single-function Tammy Abraham, preferring Kai Havertz to play the role of "Pseudo-9", with Timo Werner and Mason Mount on both sides. Judging by the results, Thomas Tuchel's decision was not wrong, as he completed the season with a Champions League title, and the winner of the final was Kay Havertz, who moved to "Pseudo-9".
This summer, Tammy Tammy Tammy Abraham was sold to Rome to follow former Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho. Under Mourinho, Tammy Abraham's functions became more comprehensive. In addition to being able to wait for opportunities in the penalty area, his ability to pivot, strategize and advance with the ball has improved significantly. Because Mourinho needs not just a shooter who can catch his chances in the box, but a more comprehensive all-rounder who can lead the whole team forward. Under the guidance of the two-time Champions League champion coach, Tammy Abraham has done just that.
In addition to four goals and three assists in all competitions, Tammy Abraham is also the "unlucky king" of Serie A this season, hitting the goal frame (lintel and goalpost) six times so far, and if the luck is a little better, the 24-year-old goalscorer's statistics will certainly be even better. Tammy Abraham has been re-called by Southgate and is joining Fikayo Tomori and Mason Mount in the England national team. Although the three have embarked on different paths, they can still shine in their respective playing careers, and I believe that Lampard, who promoted them that year, will also be very pleased.