Milan Rumoured to Send Inconsistent Loanee Back to Roma | OneFootball

While Roma will try to keep Alexis Saelemaekers, although his price tag is growing by the day because of his excellent performances, it’s unlikely to happen through a swap with Tammy Abraham, as only a great end of the season could entice Milan to keep him, Calciomercato informs.

It’d be a surprise at this stage, as the Rossoneri invested in Santiago Gimenez in January. The Englishman has struggled to capture a regular role even when Alvaro Morata was in town. He has tallied 8 goals in 35 appearances. Moreover, his wages are pretty rich considering that he’s not a starter.

At this stage, Milan don’t plan to make an effort to retain Abraham. He’ll be on the move again if that’s indeed the case. The Giallorossi have made their choice by acquiring Artem Dovbyk.

The striker could be headed to his home country next. West Ham have been in touch with his entourage as of late. He wouldn’t have a problem going back to England, but he’d like to do so in a top-tier team. The capital club spent €41M to purchase him from Chelsea in 2021. He had a solid first campaign, then his performances took a tumble, and he tore his ACL at the end of his second campaign.

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At least he has been healthy and fairly energetic, but his days as the go-to guy for an elite team are in the past, if he ever really was. His valuation and salary make it hard to offload him. There’s still a chance he might stick around at San Siro on loan if the Giallorossi don’t find anything better.