Aston Villa's press service has officially announced the transfer of Besiktas striker Tammy Abraham. The details of the contract signed with the 28-year-old English player (term, salary and bonuses) were not disclosed. However, the Turkish club announced that a fee of 21 million euros was received for Abraham.
This transfer is a special moment for fans, because Abraham is no stranger to Villa. He came on loan from Chelsea in 2018-2019 and played for the Lions, where he brought great benefits to the team.
Interestingly, this season's "transfer chain" was also very noisy: Abraham spent the first half of the current season on loan at Besiktas, and in January the Turkish club announced that it had fully purchased him from Roma (sources wrote that the deal was around 13 million euros). After that, Villa returned to him again, and Besiktas made a profitable trade in a short time and earned a large sum.
The statistics are not bad either: Abraham has played 26 games in all competitions this season, scored 13 goals and provided 3 assists. That is, he is not just a "name", but a real number.
The striker's market value on Transfermarkt is estimated at 14 million euros.
In short, Aston Villa have added another strong option to their attacking line. The most interesting question for fans is: will Abraham return to his former position and become a "propelling" goal machine? My feeling is that this return is not just nostalgia, but a real reckoning.
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