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Tammy Abraham, born Kevin Oghenetega Tamaraebi Bakumo-Abraham, is a prominent English professional footballer acclaimed for his prowess as a striker. As of the latest updates, he is playing for AC Milan in Serie A on a loan deal from Roma. Abraham is renowned for his striking abilities and significant contributions, having a distinguished career with accomplishments such as winning the UEFA Champions League with Chelsea and setting a goalscoring record with Roma in his debut Serie A season.

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Early Years

Tammy Abraham was born on October 2, 1997, in Camberwell, Greater London, to Nigerian parents. During his childhood, he developed a keen interest in football, which was nurtured in the vibrant football culture of London. Abraham grew up as an Arsenal fan. His familial ties to Nigeria introduced him to diverse cultural influences, and his younger brother, Timmy, is also a footballer, showcasing a family deeply integrated into the sport.

Youth Career

Abraham's journey in football began with his enrollment into the Chelsea academy at the under-eight level. His youth career was marked by tremendous success as he was part of Chelsea's youth teams that clinched consecutive UEFA Youth League and FA Youth Cup titles in 2015 and 2016. Across the 2014–15 and 2015–16 seasons, he netted an astonishing 74 goals in 98 matches for Chelsea's various youth teams, signaling his potent scoring abilities early in his career. His performances drew the attention of Chelsea’s first-team management, eventually leading to his debut.

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Club Career

Chelsea

Abraham made his senior debut for Chelsea in 2016, stepping into the Premier League against Liverpool. After debuting, he had loan spells to gain further experience.

Bristol City (Loan)

In the 2016–17 season, Abraham was loaned to Bristol City in the Championship. His season was outstanding as he emerged as the club's Player of the Season, Young Player of the Season, and top goalscorer, becoming the first to secure all three honors in the same season.

Swansea City (Loan)

The following season, he joined Swansea City on loan, scoring eight goals across all competitions, but the stint ended with Swansea's relegation from the Premier League.

Aston Villa (Loan)

For the 2018–19 season, he was loaned to Aston Villa where he scored 25 league goals, leading Villa to a successful promotion back to the Premier League.

Return to Chelsea

Abraham returned to Chelsea for the 2019–20 season, making a mark by scoring 18 goals and becoming part of the squad that secured the UEFA Champions League title in 2021.

Roma

In 2021, Tammy transferred to Roma for a €40 million fee. His debut season was historic as he scored 17 Serie A goals, the highest by an English player in the league, and helped Roma win the UEFA Europa Conference League.

AC Milan (Loan)

In the 2024–25 season, Abraham joined AC Milan on loan, where he quickly showcased his talents with crucial goals, including a decisive goal in the Supercoppa Italiana final against Inter Milan.

National Team Career

Youth National Teams

Abraham represented England extensively in the youth setups, participating in the UEFA European Under-21 Championship and achieving success in the Toulon Tournament with the U21s.

Senior National Team

Tammy made his senior England debut in November 2017 and scored his first goal in a Euro 2020 qualifying match against Montenegro. Though initially eligible to play for Nigeria, Tammy affirmed his commitment to England through competitive appearances.

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Player Characteristics

Tammy Abraham is versatile in attack, prominently playing as a central striker but with the capability to adapt to various offensive positions. Known for his keen eye for goal, physicality, and adept movement off the ball, Tammy poses a consistent aerial threat and delivers dynamic contributions in forward play.

Performance Statistics

Throughout his career, Abraham has compiled impressive statistics, including high goal tallies in multiple leagues. His remarkable record for Roma with 17 goals in his first Serie A season highlights his efficacy.

Records

Abraham is recognized for setting a record for the most goals by an Englishman in Serie A during a debut season. He was also instrumental in securing multiple Player of the Month honors during his loan spells, underpinning his goal scoring finesse and consistent performance level.

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Achievements

Team Achievements

UEFA Champions League: 2020–21 with Chelsea
UEFA Europa Conference League: 2021–22 with Roma
EFL Championship Play-offs: 2019 with Aston Villa

Individual Achievements

Bristol City Player of the Season: 2016–17
PFA Team of the Year: 2018–19 Championship
Championship Player of the Month: November 2018

Awards and Recognition

Abraham has been commended for his exceptional performance across clubs and leagues, accentuated by his inclusion in various illustrious Team of the Year listings, acknowledging his pivotal role on different squads.

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Career Overview

Tammy Abraham’s rise in football has been marked by resilience and adaptability, continually proving his calibre across different clubs and leagues. His athleticism and goal-scoring ability have been pivotal in his team's successes, underscoring a distinguished international and club career.

Off the Field

While information on specific commercial and charitable activities is not broadly detailed, Abraham's prominence in football enriches his public image positively.

Personal Life

Born to Nigerian parents, Abraham's rich cultural heritage from both Nigeria and the UK adds a unique dynamic to his personal life. Despite encountering challenges, such as the early legal trouble from a minor motor incident, he has continued to evolve both personally and professionally, solidifying his reputation on and off the pitch.

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Tammy Abraham: Profile