Premier League rival accepts another club’s bid for Arsenal target

Arsenal has been beaten by AS Roma to the signature of Chelsea’s Tammy Abraham after the Italians had an offer for his signature accepted by the European champions.

Chelsea has placed the former Aston Villa loanee on the market after he fell down the pecking order at Stamford Bridge.

Thomas Tuchel has never been a fan of his and is happy to sanction a move away.

The boyhood Gunner has attracted the attention of Arsenal with Mikel Arteta reportedly keen on the 23-year-old.

Arsenal has an abundance of strikers on their books right now and they might have to offload the likes of Alexandre Lacazette and Eddie Nketiah to sign a new one.

As they delay in making an offer for Abraham, they may have missed the chance to sign him.

Goal claims that the Blues have accepted an offer worth €40m with a buy-back clause for his signature from Roma.

The Italians are desperate for new players and Jose Mourinho is confident that he can turn Abraham into one of the best strikers in Italy.

He has thrived on previous loan spells at Bristol City and Aston Villa and he was also one of Frank Lampard’s trusted men at Chelsea.

He will hope to score many goals in Serie A in the upcoming campaign and prove he has what it takes to prevail at the top level.

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13 Comments

  1. Enough with this “beaten to” malarki, unless we actually table an offer then this is straight up false, it’s preying on the frustration of your users. And besides, Tammy himself hasn’t even accepted the offer yet.

    1. Hope you are taking due note of DTMs pertinent and true post, Ads Pat and Martin!

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      You must please understand that I am not alone in valuing ethics in life and in football – those who write about the game included – above being part of such dishonesty, even if only in effect, by condoning it.

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      Set an example for morality gents, not for greed!

      1. Jon as you know I actually agree with you, but my job is provide every single Arsenal story wherever it is reported in the world. That’s my job.This is JUST Arsenal…
        I don’t expect everyone to like every article, but I have separated my site into categories and explained why.
        I know you don’t like some categories so please don’t read them but 1000s of other people actually want the articles that you complain about.

        One mans meat…..

        1. Pat the article is absolutely fine, its relative information to Arsenal, just leave out the provocative first line considering we havent even tabled a bid yet.

  2. There’s something going on behind the scenes re prioritising homegrown players, but I don’t understand how nobody has gone in for Édouard at Celtic…

    1. My understanding is that Brexit is in some part responsible as visas and other documentation are now required, making it easier to buy home gown. This ramps up the price as well I think.

    2. That’s simple because Edouard plays in an inferior league Although times have moved on Scottish football is still relatively vastly inferior When Arsenal signed Charlie Nicholas in 1983 he had just scored 52 goals in one season it took Charlie four years to reach 50 for Arsenal and he had a lot more goifor him than Edouard

    3. Sean M, Edouard’s form last year was poor, as he appeared to be just waiting for the offer to come. Ange Postecoglou, the new Celtic Manager doesn’t tolerate shirkers or people, who are not “team players”. Celtic have planned for Edouard’s departure, having bought Kyogo from Japan and looking at French forward Henry. Celtic have scored 13 goals in their last 3 goals with 2 against and Edouard has scored one (penalty).

  3. His club may have accepted Roma’s offer but Tammy hasn’t so it’s not done until we decide against him.

    1. Exactly, they have had a bid accepted, they haven’t bought his signature. Pretty basic really, we had two decades of Professeur Wenger explaining the three things that make up a successful transfer. Right now Roma and Chelsea have but two.

  4. I just read this on Sky Sports

    Jamie Redknapp was criticised heavily for claiming Aubameyang was “past his best” and that the Arsenal striker had “lost his superpower” last season, yet, I can totally see where he is coming from. Aubameyang scored just 10 Premier League goals last campaign as his downward trend in terms of his goals per 90 minutes continued to spiral. In the 2017/18 season he was averaging 0.85 goals a game – that is now down to 0.39.

    Yes, perhaps that is down to a positional change to playing off the left so his goal output is naturally going to fall, but to my eye his overall sharpness in and around the box is nowhere near the electric levels we’ve been accustomed to seeing.

    Its this last paragraph that is BS to me, when we signed Auba, he played alongside Laca ( more left sided) as he is now, so how can a non exsistent positional change make him score less?

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