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According to Il Messaggero (via Siamo La Roma<\/span><\/a>), Chelsea could re-sign Tammy Abraham from Roma for a discounted price during the summer transfer window.<\/strong><\/p>\n Abraham signed for the Italian club from Chelsea in August 2021. He had a superb debut season where he scored 27 goals and provided 5 assists from 53 appearances.<\/p>\n However, his performances have dropped in his second campaign. In his 33 games this season, the England international has only 7 goals and 5 assists to show for his efforts.<\/p>\n It is now reported by\u00a0Il Messaggero<\/em> that Chelsea view Abraham as an alternative to Napoli\u2019s Victor Osimhen as they look to find a solution up front ahead of the 2023\/24 campaign.<\/p>\n The London giants have a \u00a371 million buy-back clause for Abraham that becomes active in June but Roma are prepared to lower the fee to \u00a340-45 million to facilitate a transfer.<\/p>\n Roma stand to make a capital gain as they only bought him from Chelsea for \u00a335 million.<\/p>\n Chelsea will be desperate to land a marquee centre-forward this summer. Osimhen is a top target for the club but he will be expensive with a price tag of around \u00a3133 million<\/span><\/a>.<\/p>\n The lack of Champions League football next season could force them to look at a cheaper solution but Chelsea\u2019s owners must avoid the prospect of re-signing Abraham from Roma.<\/p>\n Abraham had two full top-flight seasons with Chelsea and was inconsistent in both. He scored a maximum of 18 goals in a campaign. The club need a more high-profile option.<\/p>\n If a deal for Osimhen is beyond their reach due to Financial Fair Play, they should look at Benfica\u2019s Goncalo Ramos, who has been making waves around Europe this season.<\/p>\n The Portuguese star has scored 19 goals and provided 8 assists for Benfica this campaign. He also scored a remarkable hat-trick against Switzerland at the World Cup finals.<\/p>\n He is currently protected with a \u00a3106 million buy-out clause but Benfica could reportedly accept<\/a><\/span> \u00a388 million. Chelsea could recover part of the fee by selling Romelu Lukaku.<\/p>\n Chelsea manager Graham Potter is not enthusiastic about the Belgian\u2019s return after his loan spell at Inter Milan. The club\u2019s owners would only keep him as a last resort<\/span><\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nAvoid<\/h3>\n