Man Utd, Arsenal put Roma under ‘siege’ for Tammy Abraham, as Jose Mourinho informed of transfer stance

Arsenal and Manchester United are at the front of the queue to bring Tammy Abraham back to the Premier League, according to a report in Italy.

Abraham has become a big commodity since leaving Chelsea for Roma in the summer of 2021. The striker made an instant impact in Serie A and has earned his place back among the England squad.

During the 2021-22 campaign, Abraham set a record for the most goals scored by a Roma player in their debut season with the club. He capped it off by winning the Europa Conference League.

As a result, the 24-year-old has earned plenty of admirers back in his homeland. Chelsea can activate an €80m (£68.7m) buyback clause for him in 2023, but Roma could be braced for bids before then.

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Indeed, Corriere Dello Sport are reporting that the Serie A side are under “siege” when it comes to protecting their striker.

The Rome-based outlet claims Arsenal and Manchester United are “ahead” in the battle for Abraham. Both clubs are looking for new marksmen this summer.

Arsenal have tied Eddie Nketiah down to a new contract, but need to replace Alexandre Lacazette. Their top target is Gabriel Jesus, but Abraham is back on their radar, just like he was before his Roma move.

Man Utd, meanwhile,