Latest developments
- West Ham want a striker as Ferguson’s loan deal ends.
- Graham Potter is reportedly a fan of Tammy Abraham.
- The Englishman is currently on loan at AC Milan from Roma.
Whisper+ Analysis
Authenticity (4/5): Solid links
The Hammers are reportedly considering Tammy Abraham as their next major signing, with Brighton loanee Evan Ferguson nearing the end of his loan spell.
An exclusive from TBR reports West Ham’s interest in signing Abraham, whose availability in the summer could prove pivotal to Potter's side. The source carries weight amongst outlets reporting transfer talk.
Value (4/5): Calculated investment
Tammy Abraham’s market value hovers around the £34-40m mark, a figure that aptly reflects his Premier League experience and goalscoring record.
Suitability (4/5): Tailor-made, London quality
Born and bred in London, Abraham possesses all the qualities to excel with the Hammers—excellent movement, intelligent positioning, and clinical finishing. The Chelsea youth product was one of the most sought-after forwards a few years ago, thanks to his physicality, aerial ability, and tactical intelligence, making him a natural fit.
Upgrade (4/5): Enhancing an underperforming frontline
Abraham would fill a notable gap left behind by Ferguson in the summer, and represents a significant upgrade over current options. His experience across the Premier League and Serie A would inject confidence and creativity West Ham have been lacking.
Logic (4/5): Homecoming?
Abraham has struggled for game time since moving to the Rossoneri on loan from Roma. Having proved himself in Serie A for a couple of seasons, he could perhaps elevate his goalscoring standards back home. Proving himself further in the Premier League would help Abraham impress England coach Thomas Tuchel as the 2026 FIFA World Cup nears.
Whisper+ Verdict: 20/25
West Ham’s Abraham pursuit appears both ambitious and strategically sound. If they can secure his signature, it would provide the Hammers with a proven striker capable of transforming their attacking dynamics.
