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Yahoo
a day ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Milan Kick Off Tare Era with a Rendezvous with Roma
Milan officially ushered in Igli Tare on Monday, and his first transfer market-related summit was with the Roma hierarchy to discuss Tammy Abraham and Alexis Saelemaekers, La Gazzetta dello Sport informs. The Giallorossi seem keener on keeping the Belgian winger permanently, but the counterparty has appreciated the striker's contribution and could retain him under the right circumstances. Advertisement The first summit between Milan and Roma wasn't decisive, but the teams will stay in touch to examine a solution. The Rossoneri are waiting for a formal offer from Manchester City for Tijjani Reijnders. As for the coach, their choice depends on situations beyond their control. They'd quickly swoop in for Vincenzo Italiano if he and Bologna didn't agree to a renewal. Plus, they are behind Napoli and Inter in the race to appoint Massimiliano Allegri. At this stage, Thiago Motta is the most concrete fallback. They pursued him before Juventus snapped him up last summer. Sergio Conceiçao hasn't been formally informed that he's out, and Tare likes him, but his permanence remains unlikely. Our Take on Milan It's too early for them to decide on the players, as that will come after the gaffer and based upon his indications. Roma were trying to be slick. Keeping Saelemaekers would be a no-brainer with Motta and would come in handy for a few other tacticians. They don't need both Luka Jovic and Abraham, and the latter is too expensive to be a deputy and isn't better than Santiago Gimenez. The former Juventus manager needs a much quieter environment and a multi-year project to have a shot at succeeding. They aren't the right team for that.
Perth Now
3 days ago
- Lifestyle
- Perth Now
Tammy Abraham is new face of Nike Underwear
Tammy Abraham has teamed up with Nike Underwear for its Spring Summer 2025 campaign. The 27-year-old footballer - who is currently on loan at AC Milan after signing for fellow Italian club Roma in 2021 - has joined forces with the iconic sportswear brand as the face of its new collection, which is said to focus on a "new era of underwear breathability". In a press release, Nike said: "Renowned in the Premier League and Serie A for his sharp movement, powerful presence, and cool confidence in front of goal, Tammy now brings that same focus and style to the Nike Underwear Spring Summer Collection – a perfect blend of performance and everyday wear, crafted for athletes who move with purpose on and off the pitch." It's said the collection is "crafted to support every move", with an ultra-soft fabric and "added stretch" resulting in a "seamless" fit. The release continued: "At its core Nike's signature Dri-FIT ADV technology, works tirelessly to keep you dry, no matter the challenge. "Whether you're tackling your toughest workout, heading out for the day, or simply living life on your terms, Nike's innovative fabric blend ensures you can keep pushing forward - without limits. "Engineered for ultimate breathability, the collection is designed to wick away moisture and increase airflow, keeping you comfortable throughout the day." The collection includes the Nike Underwear Elite Breathe at £36, which includes "stretchy mesh panels" to increase airflow. The Nike Essential Micro at £34 boasts "stretch microfiber for ease of movement" and "wide hems" to "keep your underwear from riding up". The final piece - also £34 - is the Nike Underwear Everyday Cotton Stretch, which is designed for an "incredibly comfortable fit", as the team added: "Sweat-wicking fabric also helps you stay dry and comfortable in and outside of the gym."
Times
22-05-2025
- Business
- Times
Hooray! Keir Starmer says Britain's safe for 99 more years
Earlier this week, in the House of Commons, Sir Keir Starmer took great pleasure in congratulating himself on his recent 'hat-trick of deals'. Well now he's gone one better. India, the United States, the EU — and now Mauritius, which, thanks to Starmer's ruthless finishing, has bagged itself a new archipelago called the Chagos Islands, only 1,300 miles away. The deal puts the prime minister in a truly exclusive club. Starmer has now matched a feat that only Chelsea's Tammy Abraham had ever done before, in 2019, when he scored four goals in one game and the fourth went into the wrong net. Still, the deal is done. The Chagos Islands, home to a US-UK airbase of immense strategic importance, have been handed over
Yahoo
18-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Abraham to return to Roma with Turkey on the horizon
Tammy Abraham is set for a return to Roma as Milan are unlikely to keep him. With the season winding to a close, the future of the English striker is yet to be sorted. As reported by Corriere dello Sport, once his loan at Milan is up, Abraham will return to Trigoria and wait to find out what the future holds for him. Besiktas have already shown concrete interest, ready to make an offer between 15 and 20 million euros. The final choice will be up to the club from the capital. Abraham is currently tied to Roma by a contract expiring on June 30, 2026. The next transfer window will therefore be decisive to understand if his path will continue away from the capital.
Yahoo
11-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Mourinho wants Abraham reunion at Fenerbahce after Roma adventure
Tammy Abraham's future remains up in the air after his Milan loan, with reports Jose Mourinho wants a reunion with his ex-Roma striker at Fenerbahce. The English striker moved to San Siro last summer on a dry loan, with Alexis Saelemaekers going the other way, meaning there is no agreed option to buy. Advertisement There have been some suggestions that the Rossoneri want to make it a permanent transfer, but with the emergence of Luka Jovic, it seems more likely they will return him to Roma. Abraham future up in the air PERTH, AUSTRALIA – MAY 31: Tammy Abraham of AS Roma celebrates his goal during the friendly between AC Milan and AS Roma at Optus Stadium on May 31, 2024 in Perth, Australia. (Photo by) According to Takvim in Turkey, Abraham's next destination could be Fenerbahce, as former Roma coach Mourinho believes he would flourish at Fenerbahce. The asking price for a sale would be in the region of €15m, although that also depends on whether Milan want to secure the centre-forward. New coach of Turkish club Fenerbahce Jose Mourinho holds the jerseys of the club during the presentation to the supporters at the Sukru Saracoglu Stadium in Istanbul on June 2, 2024. Two-time Champions League winning Jose Mourinho will be the new coach of Turkish club Fenerbahce, he announced on June 1. The Portuguese coach, who won the Champions League with Porto and Inter Milan, has not worked since he was sacked by Italian Serie A side Roma in January 2024. (Photo by Yasin AKGUL / AFP) (Photo by YASIN AKGUL/AFP via Getty Images) The 27-year-old has found the net 10 times with seven assists in 44 competitive games so far this season. Abraham worked with Mourinho for two years at Roma, amassing 36 goals and 13 assists in 107 games with the coach, where they won the Conference League.
