Italian media: Abraham s mandatory buyout clause has been triggered, Besiktas buys him from Rome

August 19 According to Slow Motion, the clause that Besiktas forced to buy out Abraham has been triggered.

English striker Abraham loaned to Besiktas from Rome this summer, with a loan fee of 2 million euros, and there is a conditional 13 million euro mandatory buyout clause in the contract. "Slow Motion" revealed that the condition for forced buyout is that Abraham will play once in the Turkish Premier League this season for Besiktas.

Besiktas' first round of the Turkish Premier League this season was postponed due to the European play-offs. In the second round of the Turkish Premier League this Monday, Besiktas defeated Iyusburg 2-1 at home, and Abraham started and scored a penalty. Therefore, the mandatory buyout clause has been triggered, and Besiktas completely bought out him from Rome.

Abraham, 27, joined Roma in 2021, scoring 27 goals in his first season, helping Roma win the first European League championship. However, Abraham suffered an injury later. Last season, he was loaned to Milan by Roma, making 45 appearances and scoring 10 goals and assisting 7 times.