Former
Manchester United ace Louis Saha believes the club should consider a move for Roma striker Tammy Abraham this forthcoming summer. Erik ten Hag has earmarked
Tottenham Hotspur and
England ace Harry Kane as his top target to strengthen his pool of attacking options. However, it remains to be seen if the Londoners will be prepared to say farewell to their star asset. Napoli ace Victor Osimhen is another striker under consideration by United while other big-name forwards continue to be linked with summer switches to Old Trafford, including Abraham. The former Bristol City loanee joined Roma from
Chelsea almost two years ago and has scored 36 goals and registered 12 assists in 102 matches. READ MORE: Bernardo Silva and Fred show United what they need this summer And Saha insists that the 25-year-old would be a suitable fit for United, hailing his all-round game, including his work-rate. "Tammy Abraham would be great for Manchester United," Saha told OLBG . "He's a terrific lad with plenty of good qualities and is managed by a tough manager in
Jose Mourinho. His work-rate is outstanding. "He could be an ideal replacement for Anthony Martial or Marcus Rashford - who in the past haven't performed to the best of their abilities. Tammy could do a really good
Job here. "Whether or not he is good enough to be a number two to these players, I am not so sure about. The quality is there. He is tall, mobile and technically gifted. It makes sense to me." Though the striker was prolific in his first season in
Italy, netting 27 goals, he has only found the back of the net nine times this season. He has, though, featured in all 35 of Roma's Serie A fixtures, missing just one game in all competitions this term because of injury. READ NEXT: All the latest United news, views and transfer updates United's remaining fixtures compared with top four rivals United poised to release five players this summer Ed Woodward accepts first job since United exit Get your hands on our 48-page souvenir United v City FA Cup final print supplement here