Top facts about Tammy Abraham

Tammy Abraham is widely seen by pundits as one of the youngest stars in the EPL and Europe who have the ability and potential to dominate the league in the most amazing manner possible. 

Tammy Abraham has consistently continued to help the club return to top form. Chelsea has realized the ability of the young budding star and thus Tammy Abraham has earned a place in the team’s first team. 

The followings are some interesting facts about Tammy Abraham:

The first fact about Tammy Abraham is that he is expected to be the next Didier Drogba considering the number of goals he has scored so far.

Tammy Abraham Biography

The second

fact about Tammy Abraham

is

that he (born in 2 October 1997) is a professional footballer who plays in the Premier League for London team, Chelsea. Joining in the line of other great stars like Bertrand Traore, Robert Victor Tambling, Momoodou Ceesay and Frank Sinclair and some other greats, Tammy Abraham is a product of Chelsea F.C Academy and the England national team.

Having started playing for Chelsea FC as the beginning of his professional biography, many believe that Tammy Abraham could as well be the next Didier Drogba considering the number of goals Tammy Abraham is putting in continuously.

An academy graduate of Chelsea, he made his senior debut for the club in 2016 before spending a season on 

loan

 with Championship club 

Bristol City

. Based on accounts of Tammy Abraham biography, there, Tammy Abraham enjoyed a successful campaign which culminated in him winning the club's Player of the Season, Young Player of the Season and top goalscorer awards, becoming the first player ever to do so in a single season.

A further loan spell at 

Swansea City

 followed for Tammy Abraham but the season ended with the club suffering relegation from the 

Premier League

. Tammy Abraham then joined Aston Villa in 2018 and became the first player since 1977 to score 25 goals in a single campaign for the club.

Formerly an 

England youth international

, Tammy Abraham represented the nation from 

under-18 level

, and featured at the 

2017 UEFA European Under-21 Championship

 in Poland. His biography reports indicate that Tammy Abraham made his senior debut in November 2017.

Tammy Abraham parents

The third fact about Tammy Abraham is that his father is a Nigerian and judging by his names, Oghenetega Tamaraebi, he is from the Ijaw tribe of Nigeria. While no information has been provided about

Tammy Abraham’s mother

, it is said that both his parents moved to England at a very young age and have been there since then. He also has a younger brother named Timmy who happens to also be a footballer and plays for the Fulham Academy.

 There is no other informatin at hand about Tammy Abraham's parents except the luxiurious  car taht Tammy Abraham give his parents as a surprise gift.

HEIGHT, WEIGHT AND OTHER BODY FACTS

Tammy Abraham weighs 80 kg and stands at a height of 6 feet 3.2 inches (191cm). He has an athletic body build and spots a black-gold hued dread.

There is no other information at hand about

Tammy Abraham's weight, height, or body build

.

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 TAMMY ABRAHAM NET WORTH

An interesting fact about Tammy’s current contract with Chelsea is worth a weekly wage of £50,000. Tammy Abraham’s Salary annual salary is put at a worth of about  £2,600,000. With his contract running till 2023, there are already talks about an extension which can be predicted to be of a greater worth.

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TAMMY ABRAHAM’S CHILDHOOD STORY

Kevin Oghenetega Tamaraebi Bakumo-Abraham, nicknamed as Avatar or Tammy, born on 2 October 1997 to his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Tamaraebi Bukumo. Tammy Abraham’s father emigrated from West African country, Nigeria, to England, in search for greener pastures. Tammy Abraham’s mother is British.

As a young child, Tammy Abraham had an interest in drama. Tammy Abraham enjoyed acting in school, playing various roles. Tammy Abraham was quite a good actor and during interviews, Tammy Abraham recounts how he enjoyed acting during

his childhood

. But as Tammy Abraham grew he became interested in football. Tammy Abraham soon joined Chelsea youth academy after prior exploits with Arsenal.

Soon after Tammy Abraham joined the youth academy of English club Chelsea, Tammy Abraham earned a promotion to the U-8 team. Realizing how talented young Tammy Abraham was, Arsenal and Chelsea went on head to head on granting Tammy Abraham a youth contract. Tammy Abraham who was a fan of ex-Chelsea star, Didier Drogba whom Tammy Abraham met when he was new to the club, chose to stay with Chelsea. Tammy Abraham continued to play for Chelsea academy before he finally made it to the youth team.

Tammy Abraham once said: “The first player I came across during my childhood was Didier Drogba. I remember walking outside the academy and I was cold. He saw me outside and picked me up in his car and dropped me at the training ground. I was eight or nine. As soon as I got out the car, I was looking for my team-mates to say, ‘That’s Drogba!’ but I didn’t see anyone!”

Tammy Abraham was part of the Chelsea youth team which recorded back to back triumphs in both the UEFA Youth League and the FA Youth Cup in 2015 and 2016. Tammy Abraham’s youth career as a footballer began at age 7, still passing his childhood days, when Tammy Abraham joined the Chelsea F.C. Academy. In 2015 and 2016, Tammy Abraham played with the Chelsea youth team in the UEFA Youth League and the Football Association Youth Challenge Cup. Tammy Abraham played nine matches and scored an outstanding number of eight goals which made him the second-best goal scorer in the tournament.

In the 2016 edition of the UEFA Youth League, Tammy Abraham pitched in with a return of eight goals in nine matches, making Tammy Abraham the tournament’s second highest goal scorer. Tammy Abraham carried his form over in to the FA Youth Cup and netted the winning goal in Chelsea’s victory over Manchester City. During the 2014-15 and 2015-16 seasons Tammy Abraham scored 74 goals in 98 matches across all competitions for Chelsea’s various youth teams.

Tammy Abraham’s Girlfriend - Leah Monroe

An amazing

fact about Tammy Abraham 

is that our Chelsea striker and Ms. Monroe have been dating since they were teenagers. Here is a photo of

Tammy Abraham and his girlfriend

enjoying being together!

Leah Monroe, Tammy Abraham's girlfriend, knows him and dates him for more than six years now.

Tammy Abraham and his girfriend spend too much happy times together and share their photoes on You Tube,

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Abraham Car - What does he drive?

Another awesome fact about this popular football player is that the 22-year-old Chelsea striker, Tammy Abraham, drives a car, a very luxurious pair of wheels.

However, the story of the car accident that was distributed all through the net is unforgetable, nowadays everybody talks about

the car

that he gifted to his parents as a surprise.

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Tammy Abraham’s Professional Career

Another fact about Tammy Abraham is that he actually joined Chelsea and started his

professional career

 at under-8 level and progressed through the club's academy system. Tammy Abraham was part of the Chelsea youth team which recorded consecutive triumphs in both the 

UEFA Youth League

 and the 

FA Youth Cup

 in 2015 and 2016.

In the 

2015–16 edition

 of the UEFA Youth League, Tammy Abraham pitched in with a return of eight goals in nine matches, making him the tournament's second highest goal scorer behind 

Roberto Núñez

.

Tammy Abraham carried his form into the FA Youth Cup continuing his pofessional career and netted the winning goal in Chelsea's victory over 

Manchester City

 in the final in April. During the 2014–15 and 2015–16 seasons, Tammy Abraham scored 74 goals in 98 matches across all competitions for Chelsea's various youth teams. 

Tammy Abraham’s form at youth level caught the attention of interim 

manager

Guus Hiddink

 who invited him to train with the senior team at the back end of the 

2015–16

 season. On 11 May 2016, Hiddink handed Tammy Abraham his Chelsea debut in a 1–1 

Premier League

 draw with 

Liverpool

, bringing him on to replace 

Bertrand Traoré

 in the 74th minute. 

Tammy Abraham then made his home debut at 

Stamford Bridge

 the following week, once again coming on as a second-half 

substitute

 for Traoré in a 1–1 draw with newly-crowned Premier League Champions 

Leicester City still moving ahead in his professinal career.

Bristol City

Tammy Abraham was then loaned out to Bristol City in 2016. During his stay at

Bristol City

, Tammy Abraham was the Bristol City club’s number 1 goalscorer and also won two awards: Young Player of the Season and Club’s Player of the Season.

Swansea City

From Bristol, the young Striker moved on to Wales, England, to play for

Swansea City

Association Football Club. This came a day after Tammy Abraham signed on with Chelsea for a 5-year contract. In a season that saw Swansea relegated, Tammy Abraham ended with 8 goals in 39 games which can be accounted as the end of Swansea City Club and the start of Aston Villa.

Aston Villa

Another interesting fact about Tammy Abraham is that he went to another loan with

Aston Villa

where Tammy Abraham became an important player for the team, scoring 25 goals in 37 appearances. Tammy Abraham played his first match with the Aston Villa club on the 15th of September. On the 19

th

of the same month, Tammy Abraham scored his first goal for Aston Villa in the match against Blackburn Rovers.

Tammy Abraham was tagged Player of the month (November) by Sky Bet Championship. Tammy Abraham’s seeming success seems to have sparked a very fresh interest for Chelsea.

Return to Chelsea

One more astonishing fact about Tammy Abraham’s life is that following the return of Frank Lampard to Chelsea as head coach, he decided to give young players such as Tammy Abraham and 

Mason Mount

 a chance. Tammy Abraham was handed the number 9 jersey. In his first 9 games for

the Chelsea club

, Tammy Abraham scored 8 goals.

Tammy Abraham was the youngest Chelsea player to score a hat trick in the Premier League following his 3 goals against Wolverhampton Wanderers in a 5-1 trashing. The record was later broken by Christian Pulisic.

International Career

Another interesting

fact about Tammy Abraham 

is that prior to receiving his first competitive cap for the England senior team in October 2019, Tammy Abraham was eligible to represent 

Nigeria 

through his paternal lineage and was sounded out by the Nigerian Football Association.

Tammy Abraham's father is close friends with 

Nigeria Football Federation

 President, 

Amaju Pinnick

 and on 21 September 2017, Pinnick claimed that Tammy Abraham had switched his allegiance to Nigeria instead of international carrer. Tammy Abraham issued a statement the same day denying the claim and reaffirming his availability for England selection and following his international career. Upon receiving his first England call-up in November 2017, Tammy Abraham stated that there was never any prospect of him choosing to play for Nigeria as he is pursuing

his international career.

Youth

Tammy Abraham has represented England at both 

under-18

 and 

under-19

 level. Tammy Abraham scored his first goals at age group level for England in March 2015, netting a brace as England U18 defeated 

Switzerland

 6–1. Later that year, while representing the U19 team in a 

friendly

 against 

Japan

, Tammy Abraham and teammate 

Patrick Roberts

 played a game of 

rock–paper–scissors

 on the pitch to decide who would take a penalty.

Tammy Abraham was triumphant but missed the resultant spot-kick. Just a minute later, however, Roberts assisted Tammy Abraham for the second goal of the match, which ultimately ended 5–1 in England's favor.

On 6 July 2016, Tammy Abraham was one of four Chelsea players named in 

Aidy Boothroyd

's 

squad

for the 

U19 European Championship

. Tammy Abraham featured in three out of four matches as England were eliminated by 

Italy

 in the 

semi-final

. Tammy Abraham also received his first 

England U21

 call-up in youth on 29 September 2016.

Tammy Abraham made his first appearance for the team on 6 October, coming on as a substitute with eight minutes remaining against 

Kazakhstan

 in a qualifier for the U21 European Championships to help England to a 1–0 victory which secured the nation's progression to the tournament proper.

Tammy Abraham made his full debut for the U21s in their final group stage match against 

Bosnia and Herzegovina

 in youth and netted twice in a 5–0 victory for England. 

The following year, Tammy Abraham was named in the 

England squad

 for the 

2017 UEFA European Under-21 Championship

 in Poland. Tammy Abraham scored his first, and only goal for the tournament in the semi-final against 

Germany

. England ultimately lost the match after a 

penalty shoot-out

, with Tammy Abraham one of the players who missed his spot-kick.

On 18 May 2018, having been omitted from 

England's squad

 for the 

2018 FIFA World Cup

, Tammy Abraham was recalled to the 

under-20 side

 in youth for the 

Toulon Tournament

 in France where they had been drawn in a group alongside 

Qatar

, China and 

Mexico

. On 27 May, England opened their title defense with a 2–1 win over China in which Tammy Abraham scored the winning goal.

Tammy Abraham did not feature in the subsequent match against Mexico but returned to score in a 4–0 win over Qatar which saw England qualify for the semi-finals where they were drawn against 

Scotland

.

Tammy Abraham was only used as a late substitute as England defeated Scotland but was selected to start in the final where they met Mexico. There Tammy Abraham was unlucky not to score, hitting the post in the second half, but helped England claim their third successive title with a 2–1 win.

On 27 May 2019, Tammy Abraham was included in England's 23-man squad for the 

2019 UEFA European Under-21 Championship

. 

Senior

On 2 November 2017, Tammy Abraham was one of three uncapped players called up to the senior 

England

 team for 

friendlies

 against 

Germany

 and 

Brazil

. Tammy Abraham made his debut against the former on 10 November, starting in a 0–0 draw at 

Wembley Stadium

.

In October 2019, Tammy Abraham said he remained undecided on his international future, as Tammy Abraham remained eligible for Nigeria as Tammy Abraham had not played a competitive fixture for England's senior side. Later that month Tammy Abraham received a call-up to the England squad for forthcoming 

UEFA Euro 2020 qualifying

 matches. On 11 October, Tammy Abraham made his first senior competitive appearance for England against the Czech Republic, appearing as a substitute and committing himself to England in the process. Tammy Abraham scored his first goal for England on 14 November 2019 in a 7–0 win over 

Montenegro

 in Euro 2020 qualifying. 

Tammy Abraham targets at Chelsea

London [UK], Aug 23 (ANI): Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham is looking forward to winning the "

Premier League, Champions League and Golden Boots

" with the Blues.

The 22-year-old striker enjoyed a breakthrough season in west London during the 2019-20 campaign.

"I want to look back on my career when I retire saying I left everything out there and I did the best I could. Of course, I want achievements like the Premier League, Champions League, World Cups, Golden Boots," Tammy Abraham told the club's official website.

 "I have all of that on my radar but my aim is just to be able to retire and say I did it all," Tammy Abraham added. I won the Premier League, Champions League and Golden Boots.

Tammy Abraham is now a proven performer at the domestic and international level.

Tammy Abraham received a first senior England call-up in November 2017, with a debut made almost two years before he was next selected and opened his goal account for the Three Lions in a meeting with Montenegro.

"Something in my body was saying that it was going to happen," Tammy Abraham said of his first selection, which saw him join a squad to face Germany and Brazil.

"The feeling of getting called up for England is massive because it means that you're doing the right things and everyone knows what you're doing. It hit me on my first call-up. After growing up watching the likes of Harry Kane, Jamie Vardy, Raheem Sterling and Jordan Henderson, actually being on the same pitch as them and training with them day-in, day-out was a mad feeling for me," Tammy Abraham added. (ANI)

I never wanted to play for Nigeria

Tammy Abraham is looking to fully commit to England, with the Chelsea striker eager to become a regular in the Three Lions fold and bring a debate regarding his international allegiance to a close.

Tammy Abraham insists the Nigeria question has not been raised during his time in the England camp, saying he never wanted to play for another country except England.

“I’m a player growing up in England, playing in the Premier League. My ambitions were always to play for England. Obviously, it’s nice to be wanted by two nations, two nations that I love. But my main focus is England,” Tammy Abraham said.

I never wanted to play for Nigeria.

Tammy Abraham told the Evening Standard, “Back then in 2017, it was all about me being young. “It was a good experience, for me. So, to be going back now, I had my experiences out on loan, I’m back and now it’s time to stay here.”

“For me, it’s a massive achievement [to be in the squad]. I’m clearly doing something right for my club to get attention from Gareth Southgate. It’s about going out there, helping the team as much as possible. And then coming back in and doing the same job for my team.”

The 22-year-old Tammy Abraham is still eligible to represent Nigeria, however, Tammy Abraham will end the uncertainty surrounding his international future if a competitive outing for England is taken in during their upcoming Euro 2020 qualifiers against the Czech Republic and Bulgaria. As he has mentioned before, he never wanted to paly for Nigeria.

Tammy Abraham already has two senior caps

to his name, but they were collected during friendly outings against Germany and Spain in November 2017.

Tammy Abraham’s form at Chelsea has brought him back into the reckoning and a man who has worked hard to reach this point, taking in a number of loan spells along the way, is determined to become a mainstay in Gareth Southgate’s plans. That's why he never plans to play Nigeria.

Tammy Abraham concerned about coronavirus

Players to be tested for coronavirus at least twice a week if training resumes next Tuesday; Tammy Abraham: "My dad has asthma... if I was to return to the Premier League and, God forbid, I do catch this disease and bring it home it's the worst thing possible" 

Chelsea forward Tammy Abraham says he is concerned about the resumption of Premier League football amid the coronavirus pandemic, because of the risk of passing on COVID-19 to members of his family.

Top-flight players could 

return to training

, they must abide by social distancing measures along with government guidelines and will be tested at least twice a week and 48 hours prior to each session.

However, this move is contingent on approval from players, managers, the government, and Public Health England.

Tammy Abraham,

who is living with his family during the lockdown, has revealed that his father Anthony suffers from an underlying health condition, and the England international is conscious of the danger that catching COVID-19 would pose to his family's wellbeing.

Tammy Abraham told the 

Daily Mail

: "The most important thing for me is for everyone to be well and safe, and for things to start opening up. Then, by all means, football can always come back. If it's safe to do so let's do it, but if it's not then we will wait.

"My dad has asthma, so if I was to return to the Premier League and, God forbid, I do catch this disease and bring it home it's the worst thing possible.

"The last thing I need is to catch the virus myself or be in contact with anyone with the virus."

The Premier League's restart date remains unclear amid planning for matches to take place behind-closed-doors, and ongoing discussions between league officials, medical experts, and all 20 clubs.

Oliver Dowden, the secretary of state for culture, media and sport, said on Thursday that the government is "opening the door" for football to return in June.

Captains of top-flight clubs - including Jordan Henderson, Harry Maguire, Cesar Azpilicueta, Mark Noble, and Troy Deeney - held a meeting with the Premier League and medical experts on Wednesday afternoon to talk through the protocols which will be in place to ensure a safe return to training.

"If the Premier League does come back, I don't know what I'd do but the hotel could be an option; to self-isolate away from my family," Tammy Abraham added.

"I've got my dad's full support for going back. He just wants me to go back. He's one of my biggest fans.

"As players, we've just got to be patient and wait for the clubs, the Premier League and the Government to come to a decision about whether it's safe for us to do so. We'll take it on from there."

Tammy Abraham’s club and international team-mate Callum Hudson-Odoi contracted COVID-19 in March and suffered mild symptoms, but he has now made a full recovery.

ABRAHAM ON LOCKDOWN 

Tammy Abraham has outlined his everyday activity as the 

lockdown 

continues although Tammy Abraham has admitted cooking food has not been taking up any of his time.

Our center-forward appeared on the BBC’s Football Focus program, via the type of video link-up so prevalent for chats at this time, and during the interview Tammy Abraham detailed how he is remaining active during lockdown as well as describing his downtime, and Tammy Abraham gave his opinion on a well-known African food dish.

On how Tammy Abraham is and how he has been spending time during the lockdown, Tammy Abraham said: ‘I’m good. I’ve just been chilling – legs up, laid back and just been playing Playstation all day – mixing it up playing FIFA, Call of Duty and Fortnite. I have come so close at winning on War Zone but I haven’t yet.’

Tammy Abraham chose Fikayo Tomori as the team-mate Tammy Abraham would most like to spend quarantine with due to their shared enthusiasm for playing Monopoly. There does however need to be greater physical activity than that from Tammy Abraham to maintain fitness.

‘We have a schedule from the club,’ he confirmed. ‘You can mix it up if you really want to. It is going for a run, different types of run, upper-body sessions, lower-body sessions.

‘I keep active and any time I have the chance to kick a ball around the house I always take advantage of that and it has been good I have been staying active and fit.’

But when it comes to nutrition, Tammy Abraham had an admission to make.

‘My sister or my mum or dad cook for me, I am lucky to have them in the house and not have to do it myself.’

Tammy Abraham was asked by Football Focus to choose between the Nigerian and Ghanaian versions of jollof rice and having been qualified to play for Nigeria through his father before committing his international future to England, his choice was of little surprise.

‘Can I cook jollof? Absolutely not but my mum can so probably the meal I have had most in quarantine has been jollof rice.

‘The Nigeria version is my choice to be honest. The Ghanaian one is a little bit more spicy but it is about the flavors, not just about the spice, how it sits in your mouth, how it digests into your stomach.’

Tammy Abraham's Favorite Shows on Netflix

The working week is nearly over and in between cheering on the Blues as Frank Lampard’s side take on Liverpool, you might find yourself with some downtime. And rightly so, you’ve earned it. But when it comes to the weekend, many of us may be guilty of diving into Netflix, Amazon Prime or other video channels, only to spend an inordinate amount of time flicking through thumbnails and trailers to the point of inertia trying to find something to watch. Fortunately, we’ve got Tammy Abraham on hand with some recommendations to ensure we all make the best of the free time before and after the match on Sunday. Here are 

Tammy Abraham’s top three recommendations to watch on Netflix 

for what to watch right now…

Money Heist (series)

‘A lot of the boys are watching this right now’ is how Tammy Abraham introduced his first recommendation to watch on Netflix. With millions of Euros and their lives on the line, nine robbers attempt to pull off the greatest heist of all time. Or second greatest, if you count the Barcelona 09 game at the Bridge. Set in Spanish but dubbed in English, the crime drama is the second most popular foreign-language series on Netflix and ironically with three seasons available you’ll have enough binge-worthy TV to keep you busy until we take on Liverpool on Sunday.

Brotherly Love (film)

In this coming-of-age urban drama set on the streets of Philadelphia you’ll find themes of love, family and trust as a young basketball star negotiates the many   pressures of fame, and faces life-altering decisions along the way. Accordingly, this the the third Tammy Abraham's recommendation to watch on Netflix.

Taken 3 (film)

Did we need another Taken film? Probably not. Is the film studio dragging the franchise kicking and screaming to the big screen once more in order to squeeze every penny out of it? Almost certainly. Can Brian Mills and his particular set of skills catch a break? Not even a little bit. But if it’s good enough for our number nine, then we’re getting the popcorn in.

Liam Neeson with his dulcet tones returns to the front line in this action thriller as he’s falsely accused of a murder, prompting the hard-as-nails good-for-a-meme x-government operative to send the CIA and FBI on a wild goose chase for a little under two hours.

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