Chelsea: Tammy Abraham joins AS Roma – Only Man United have higher transfer deficit

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Chelsea: Tammy Abraham joins AS Roma – Only Man United have higher transfer deficit

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Chelsea income rises to €100m 

AS Roma and Chelsea have reached an agreement on the transfer of Tammy Abraham. On Tuesday, the Italians also announced the transfer fee that will go to London, making the striker the second most expensive signing in the club’s history.

The Giallorossi are bringing the 23-year-old in for €40 million – an amount they have paid only once before for a new player, in the case of current Leverkusen striker Patrik Schick. Abraham has surpassed Argentina’s former top striker Gabriel Batistuta in the transfer ranking and can become even more expensive due to possible add-ons. The striker’s contract in Rome is running until 2026, with Chelsea reportedly having a buy-back option in the amount of €80 million valid from 2023. The clubs have not officially confirmed this.

Most expensive summer transfers in 2021 – Premier League heavily involved

Boubakary Soumaré | Lille -> Leicester | Fee: €20m

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As of August 17, 2021

Jhon Córdoba | Hertha BSC -> FK Krasnodar | Fee: €20m

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Juan Musso | Udinese -> Atalanta | Fee: €20m

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Weston McKennie | Schalke -> Juventus | Fee: €20.5m

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Odilon Kossounou | Brugge -> Bayer Leverkusen | Fee: €23m

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Enock Mwepu | RB Salzburg -> Brighton & Hove | Fee: €23m

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André Silva | Eintracht Frankfurt -> RB Leipzig | Fee: €23m

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Marc Guehi | Chelsea -> Crystal Palace | Fee: €23.3m

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Nicolás González | Stuttgart -> Fiorentina | Fee: €23.5m

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Gerson | Flamengo -> Olympique Marseille | Fee: €25m

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Bryan Gil | Sevilla -> Tottenham | Fee: €25m

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Fikayo Tomori | Chelsea -> AC Milan | Fee: €29.2m

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Patson Daka | RB Salzburg -> Leicester City | Fee: €30m

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Donyell Malen | PSV Eindhoven -> BVB | Fee: €30m

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Leon Bailey I Bayer Leverkusen -> Aston Villa I Fee: €32m

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Rodrigo de Paul | Udinese -> Atlético | Fee: €35m

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Danny Ings | Southampton -> Aston Villa | Fee: €35.1m

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Emiliano Buendía | Norwich -> Aston Villa | Fee: €38.4m

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Tammy Abraham | Chelsea -> AS Roma | Fee: €40m

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Ibrahima Konaté | RB Leipzig -> Liverpool | Fee: €40m

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Raphaël Varane | Real Madrid -> Man United | Fee: €40m

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Dayot Upamecano | RB Leipzig -> Bayern | Fee: €42.5m

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Ben White | Brighton -> Arsenal | Fee: €58.5m

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Achraf Hakimi | Inter -> PSG | Fee: €60m

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Jadon Sancho | BVB -> Man United | Fee: €85m

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Romelu Lukaku | Inter -> Chelsea | Fee: €115m

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Jack Grealish | Aston Villa -> Man City | Fee: €117.5m

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On Thursday evening, the Blues had announced the €115 million euro signing of forward Romelu Lukaku, on Saturday evening, the departure of Roma striker Edin Dzeko to Inter Milan became official and as the last piece of the puzzle now came the confirmation of Abraham’s move. For Chelsea, the transfer income this summer rises to almost €100 million. Previously, centre-backs Fikayo Tomori (AC Milan) and Marc Guehi (Crystal Palace), as well as Victor Moses (Spartak Moscow) and Olivier Giroud (AC Milan) were sold for a total of €58.5 million.

Roma, in turn, are currently having a transfer deficit of over €96 million after the transfer, which as of now is only surpassed by Manchester United.



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