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Abraham undergoing medical ahead of Milan move: “Very happy” – video

Tammy Abraham is currently undergoing a medical ahead of joining AC Milan on loan from AS Roma, and he said he is ‘very happy’ to be making the switch.

The English striker arrived in the city this morning to undergo the usual medical checks at the La Madonnina clinic, before heading to the Ambrosiano centre to do his sports fitness test and then sign his contract at Casa Milan.


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As confirmed by numerous reliable sources, Abraham will join Milan on a season-long loan deal with Alexis Saelemaekers going in the opposite direction on the same terms.

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25 Comments

  1. Normally fans and followers see a bad decision by Management or Coach, fans point it out, and yet still remaim optimistic that they might be proven wrong, but almost always ends up that they are right.

  2. 10 goals in the last 66 games. 29 goals in 58 games in his last good season, under Mourinho, 2021/22. I guess this management is even more addicted to gambling than Tonali.

    1. He will run and press and create the space – that’s gotta be the thought process. And even with those stats, I’d start him over Okafor and hopefully outgoing Jovic.

      1. Yeah in theory he could also compete in gymnastics at the Olympics or walk on the moon. He’s definitely not the kind of high profile we should be looking for at this point, the club being financially fine and on the verge (at least before last summer) of prominence. Morata as Mister X was already a tough pill to swallow after months of teasing for the next great striker.

        1. B you understand this isn’t the Milan of the 90’s or the 2000’s right? This isn’t even a top club and hasn’t been for a minute.

          This is a club in transition under a financially savvy and responsible group who agree or disagree has pulled this club out of a deep mess it’s been rotting in for over a decade.

          Adjust your expectations and be patient on this journey that will take a hot minute until we become a top club again.

          You can live in the past, but you’ll find it hard to balance against our reality.

          1. The past being 2021-23. UCL return, Scudetto win, UCL semifinals, world class players. The people living in the past are those still referring to the banter era. It’s gone. Now it’s a new era of making Redbird’s shareholders getting their ROI. And Jerry said it multiple times in very poetic Wall Street terms. We had this debate many, many times. Meanwhile, since last summer it’s “wait and see” and we’re still waiting to see anything close to what Milan achieved not long ago with fewer resources.

          2. Don’t try to reason with Bart. He just wants to hate. There is no amount of facts that would change his mind. Complaining about this signing is so ridiculous. It’s a good signing for the club and fills a need. He is a backup and a very good one.
            He talks about 21-23. I guarantee you he was complaining about those “Cheap American business men” of Elliott as well. Who were the world class players on that team exactly? You mean a 38 year old Ibra?
            This ownership has spent more money than the previous one and has strengthened the squad each year. Those are the facts that even he can’t dispute. But he just wants to hate because… you know… Maldini.

          3. I think I’m giving enough arguments to show you that I’m reasoning when some are just cheerleading for a Wall Street ownership. We are in the 21st century and are knowledgable enough about investment funds to know that their only motivation is money.

            They’re spending more money because Milan has more money, in case you missed it the club is increasingly growing for years now. But if you think that Milan can’t do better than this during the mercato windows and then on the field, then we have nothing to talk about. Just open your eyes, look at other Serie A top clubs, what fans around here and on Milan’s social media are saying and how this team is playing.

          4. That’s right Bart, the club is growing and finally out of debt. ANd you know who did that? The people you hate.
            You never are able to answer the questions. Are they spending money? Are they strengthening the squad? The answer to both is yes. If it’s not, I would love to hear your explanation.
            Morata is an upgrade, no? You don’t think Fofana was a good signing? Everyone thought it was until they signed him. I believe you were complaining how the cheap owners were not going to get him. Or how they were going to sell Theo and Leao. All of which turns out to be not true, but that doesn’t stop you. Pavlovic not a good signing either?
            Yo were just complaining that we didn’t have a backup for Morata, now we sign one and a good one at that, and of course you are complaining about that too.
            ANd please tell me who are these other Serie A sides that are doing so much better? Napoli? Please. Conte will rage quit in a year. They have a top 3 striker in the world and they are forcing him out to bring in Lukaku… Great club.
            And Juventus? We have a more recent Scudetto and have finished ahead of them for 4 seasons in a row now. There was 1 team that was better than us in Serie A last season.
            If you want to be foolish enough to judge this team 2 games into a season with a new coach, go ahead. I’m not that foolish.

      1. Man I wish Jerry would do a Paramount+ documentary about Milan like Hard Knocks or Drive to Survive so we can see the backstage of Casa Milan. It would be even funnier and ridiculous than the Simpsons, with Moncada hibernating for two months and waking up 24 hours before the end of the mercato or Scaroni drunk with Jeannie Buss’ tequila and packing Leao’s bags haha

    2. I believe it is swap of bench players that may have more chances on the field after the deal is done. Both are not the cream, but can still be useful. And it’s a loan deal, so no heavy commitments and big risks anyway..

    1. It’s not only important what you or the management want, but also what you are given as options. I don’t believe Chiesa would have preferred Milan vs Liverpool, nor we can give him what he wants.

      In the case of Abraham, you bear minimum risk and replace an overstaffed MID position with necessary ATT position. Jovic needs to leave today or he might end up in Futuro…

      What a career that would be – from RM to Serie C in several seasons during his prime years… Maybe he can flourish somewhere else, but I doubt it will be with us.

  3. A good Transfer! My reason,both players are not going permanently. Secondly,with the New Uefa champions league format,it’s very very necessary to acquired such unpredictable player. Waiting for Rabiot soon too. Forza milan ♥️

  4. Yes. It’s a gamble. But it’s a loan. If it doesn’t work out. If it doesn’t work out, life goes on. We won’t be stuck with him.

    Nonetheless I think he will be bounce back with us and we will end up keeping him.

    Don’t know why some are losing their collective minds. It’s a loan. We need a striker as a secondary to Morata. Jovic doesn’t cut it.

  5. U do dis,dey will talk,u do dat dey will still talk,pls its not by force to support a club,if u r tired, pls join another team… we live milan ,we die Milan…Nesta say so….

  6. Some people dnt know football, we play,we talk it,some people dnt even know how to raise ball ,belente enter pitch,but dey can criticise like parrot….pls u r free to join another team,stop boring us with rubbish posts..We wish u well tammy.

  7. I remember a game that he completely destroyed us… If we will get that player it’s a great win
    If we get the injured option then it’s only a loan..

  8. Chill – he’s going to be great
    I thought we should have bought him to rotate with Giroud before he went to Roma – let’s see if he can get back to that form

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