AS Roma striker, Tammy Abraham has revealed what his boss, Jose Mourinho has turned him into at Stadio Olimpico.
The former Chelsea star revealed the 58-year-old coach has transmuted him to a ‘monster’ and a more aggressive player.
Abraham made the revelation at his post-match press conference after England’s 5-0 victory over Albania in the World Cup qualifiers at Wembley.
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The 24-year-old came off the bench in the 63rd minute to replace Harry Kane after scoring a hattrick in Friday’s match.
The England international who left Chelsea to join the Serie ‘A’ side last summer didn’t score in the game but has five league goals for the She-Wolf so far.
Abraham said when asked what Mourinho had taught him at Roma so far: “Just be a monster really!”
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“I think one of the things he said was I was too much of a nice player and that you have to show that aggressiveness as you’ re getting older as a striker.”
“It’s not always about being nice on the pitch. You need that character, you need that presence to frighten defenders and I think that’ s something I’ m learning and getting better at.”
“It’s always tough, moving and going to experience a different country and different culture.”
“I felt the sooner I settled in, the better and started learning different types of football and different styles. I’ ve gone to spread my wings and hopefully, I can keep up the level of performance I need to stay in the team.”
“Of course (the World Cup) was in the back of my mind, but really I just wanted to play football. For me, it’ s still a young career and I just felt I needed to go out and play some games to improve and hit the highest levels and hopefully, I can keep striving on.”
