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Ex-Super Eagles striker backs Tammy Abraham to succeed with Besiktas

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Former Super Eagles and Everton striker, Daniel Owefin Amokachi, has backed England forward, Tammy Oghenetega Abraham, to succeed with Besiktas after he joined the Turkish side on loan, Soccernet.ng reports.

The 27-year-old joined AC Milan on loan from AS Roma at the start of last season, scoring 10 goals and providing seven assists in 44 games at the San Siro.

Despite winning the Italian Super Cup with the Rossoneri, the seven-time UEFA Champions League winners opted against signing Abraham permanently.

Tammy Abraham gestures during the Italian Supercup 24/25 semifinal match between AC Milan and Juventus at the Kingdom Arena on January 3, 2025, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. [Photo Credit/ Imago].

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Tammy Abraham catches the ball during the Serie A football match between AS Roma and US Sassuolo at the Olimpico stadium in Rome, Italy, March 12th, 2023. [Photo Credit/ Imago].

Tammy Abraham has now joined 16-time Turkish Champions, Besiktas, on a season-long loan deal, with the obligation to buy at the end of the campaign included, if a certain criterion is met.

Amokachi spent three seasons at Besiktas, and backed the former Chelsea forward to become the next big thing in Turkey, urging him to achieve something special under Ole Gunnar Solskjær.

“Tammy, I see the potential in you to become the next Black Bull. I believe in you, and I’m sure that as long as you keep scoring goals, this big Besiktas family will love you more and more.

“You can count on that. This season is going to be something special,” the one-time FA Cup winner told Süperbahis.

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Tammy Abraham. Besiktas. [Photo Credit/ Transfermarkt].

Famously nicknamed “The Bull”, Amokachi won the Turkish Super Cup in his time at Besiktas, scoring 25 goals and providing 23 assists in 112 appearances for the Black Eagles.