How much Roma will receive from Abraham’s €21m move from Besiktas to Aston Villa

Tammy Abraham is set to return to the Premier League for the first time in almost five years in a transfer that involves three clubs in Roma, Besiktas and Aston Villa. Here is how much the Giallorossi are set to earn from the deal. 

Where Roma stand in Aston Villa-Besiktas deal for Abraham 

According to reports from various outlets on Friday, including Fabrizio Romano, Abraham is set to join Premier League side Aston Villa on a permanent transfer from Besiktas for a fee in the region of €21m. The deal also involves Yasin Özcan, who joined Villa for a reported fee of €7m over the summer, moving in the opposite direction. 

Abraham has spent the 2025-26 season on loan at Besiktas with a conditional obligation to buy from Roma. 

According to recent reports from Sky Sports, Abraham and Besiktas have already met the requirements for the obligation to buy clause to be triggered. 

At the time of Abraham’s move to Besiktas, it was confirmed that Roma would receive a fee of €2m for the season-long loan deal, plus a further €13m should his move to Turkey be made permanent. That €13m fee is payable in multiple instalments, and payments are expected to begin during the 2026-27 season. 

Abraham originally joined the Giallorossi for a fee in the region of €40m in the summer of 2021, and leaves in a deal that will eventually be worth €15m four-and-a-half years later.