Fulham is reportedly monitoring Tammy Abraham, showing interest in acquiring the player. The striker is currently on loan at AC Milan from AS Roma and is expected to return to Roma at the end of the season, as Milan does not plan to make the loan deal permanent. Roma is willing to sell Abraham and has extended his contract until 2027 to preserve his transfer value. The club intends to use the proceeds from his sale to invest in acquiring a new striker. West Ham and Everton have already sought preliminary information about Abraham, and Fulham, along with other Premier League teams such as Newcastle United and Nottingham Forest, is closely watching the situation. Abraham is reportedly open to returning to the Premier League in the summer of 2025, which makes Fulham's interest timely as they join several clubs competing for the English striker's signature.