“Jonathan David Draws Premier League Interest Amid Summer Transfer Speculation”
Tuesday’s Premier League transfer rumour roundup starts with news on Tammy Abraham’s future. The former Chelsea striker is expected to leave AS Roma this summer as the club aims to reduce its wage bill. Il Romanista reports that Aston Villa is leading the race to sign the 26-year-old, who is keen to return to the Premier League. Other interested clubs include Leicester City, and Roma is likely to ask for around £25 million for Abraham, who is contracted until 2026. The 3AM Verdict suggests that Abraham’s potential return to Villa Park is exciting, though AC Milan has also shown interest recently.
Additionally, Newcastle United might consider selling midfielder Sean Longstaff this summer. Football Insider indicates that the club would entertain offers around £20 million for the 26-year-old to comply with Profit and Sustainability Rules. As an academy product, Longstaff’s sale would be seen as pure profit. His current contract ends in 2025, making this an opportune time to sell to avoid losing him for free next year. The 3AM Verdict notes that despite Longstaff’s regular contributions under Eddie Howe, the financial and regulatory benefits might make his sale appealing.
Finally, Canada international striker Jonathan David is reportedly drawing attention from several Premier League clubs. Journalist Ben Jacobs suggests that the LOSC Lille forward could be available for around £25.4 million, with multiple English teams interested in his potential transfer.
Writing on social media, Ben Jacobs stated: “Chelsea, Spurs, Manchester United, and West Ham are all considering a move for Lille striker Jonathan David, who is expected to be available for £21.2m-25.4m. Spurs have been tracking David for a year. Chelsea also discussed him during Graham Potter’s tenure.”
The 3AM Verdict suggests that while David is frequently mentioned in transfer gossip and could be a valuable addition for the right club, it is uncertain if any Premier League team will turn their speculative interest into a concrete offer. At around £25 million, he would be a bargain compared to other strikers available this summer.
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