After scoring 15 goals in 34 appearances (2,490 minutes), with a further six assists, one can say that Tammy Abraham has had a decent debut season at Chelsea.
Previously, the 22-year-old had a few loan spells at other clubs, including Aston Villa and Bristol City, where he scored more than 20 goals in a single season.
Despite missing a penalty against Liverpool in the UEFA Super Cup, Abraham still won a place in the team with his performances, keeping Olivier Giroud and Mitchy Batshuayi on the bench.
In this tactical analysis scout report, we will show you the strengths of Abraham.
It is also an analysis that explains the role of the Englishman in Frank Lampard’s tactics.
Tammy Abraham Position & Style Of Play
The below graph summarizes the strengths of Abraham by numbers.
The former Villa man is sharp in some areas.
Abraham had 113 touches in the box, 4.99 per 90 minutes, ranked 13th in the Premier League.
With an average of 2.87 shots per game, his goal conversion ratio and shot on target percentage were 20% and 44.62% respectively.
The goal/90 minutes ratio was 0.57.
These statistics hint that Abraham was doing quite fine in terms of finishing.
Tammy Abraham Heat Map
You could see his active involvements in the central areas, especially within the penalty box.
