Manchester United could turn to Tammy Abraham if priority striker deals fail

Under Erik ten Hag, it finally looks like Manchester United is on the right path and that can be gleaned from the fact that the team is still fighting on all four fronts and have the replacement to add cutlery later a gap of six years.

But it has not been a simple ride contemplating the team he had assumed the loss of Cristiano Ronaldo mid-season and the present scratch problem in the team.

United has on-loan Wout Weghorst as the club’s only recognized striker with Anthony Martial‘s injury problems showing no sign of abating.

United’s summer striker search

And the Dutch manager has perceived the significance of adding an elite goalscorer ahead of next summer in order to continue their rejuvenation.

A lot of important names have been

connected with a move to Old Trafford

counting the likes of Tottenham Hotspur record goalscorer Harry Kane, Serie A top-scorer Victor Osimhen, Juventus winger Dusan Vlahovic and Barcelona’s shining juvenile star Ansu Fati.

But as per reports, it likes like an aligned option between the England skipper and the Napoli wizard.

However, as is the case with the Red Devils under the Glazers, the club has often had to settle for backup options and this time as well a few names have been kept ready.

One of the more fascinating names to have appeared from that list is that of Roma front-man Tammy Abraham.

Abraham has a point to manifest in England

The English winger was one of Jose Mourinho‘s attempt stories last summer they victory the initial Europa Conference League with Abraham scoring 27 times in 53 games across all contentions.

It has not been as prolific a summer for the former Chelsea hero but things like to be 

ultimately clicking into gear as can be seen from his five-goal participation in the last five sports.

“The former Chelsea winger Tammy Abraham, now with Roma, is concept have been mooted as one of the particular fall-back choices,” a Telegraph report raised.

After not getting the chances he justify at his childhood club, Abraham will have the thought of coming back home and proving his attacker's mistake at the back of his mind. United could just be the club that hands him his go-back ticket.

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