This chart looks like hes well suited (as with Ndiaye, Beto & Alcaraz) to a quick counter attacking team.
Exactly the strategy we should be implementing to compete with posession hungry sides.
Quite positive on this one and hope we can bring him in.
On what metric would a player who looks extremely obsolete after injury be a "decent upgrade" ?
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@Zatara , I will take the bait. Remembering that I put his name forward in the context of us buying a rookie, and needing all available funds to go a very long way this season!
Abraham scored 15 goals in his first full Premier League season with Chelsea — more than players like Firmino, Gabriel Jesus, and Raheem Sterling that year.
At Roma, he scored 27 goals in his debut season across all competitions — breaking a club record for most goals by an English player in a season.
Tall (6’5”) and strong in the air, yet mobile and intelligent with his movement.
Excellent at stretching defenses, creating space for inside forwards and attacking midfielders — sure I’ve seen you banging the Grealish drum (see also McAtee)
Yes he had a bad injury but that is where and why the opportunity exists: his value is temporarily suppressed. Players with Abraham’s profile — experienced, proven in two top-five leagues don’t come cheap.
Only 27, known for his humility, work ethic, and leadership qualities — ask Mourinho - and doesn’t wet his pants in a one on one. IMO, a good option to rotate/compete with Beto and Barry (should we get him).
So in that context Zat, who would you suggest that gives us similar experience, goal scoring record and a desire to prove doubters wrong - for free!