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Paulos Abraham Transfer from Hammarby to Lorient
Lorient's bid of 44.5 million kronor for Hammarby forward Paulos Abraham was rejected by the club. Abraham was happy about Lorient's interest and was open to a move. He says that he does not think the clubs were ever in agreement. On the last day before the window closed, the forward was prepared to stay at Hammarby.
Lorient's bid of 44.5 million kronor for Hammarby forward Paulos Abraham was rejected by the club. Abraham was happy about Lorient's interest and was open to a move. He says that he does not think the clubs were ever in agreement. On the last day before the window closed, the forward was prepared to stay at Hammarby.
Fotbollskanalen reports that, following reports in the French press of an agreement, Hammarby has again refused to sell Paulos Abraham because they cannot find a replacement. According to Fotbollskanalen, Abraham's contract had a release clause of four million euros which expired on August 15. Lorient's bid matched the clause.
Fotbollskanalen reports that, following reports in the French press of an agreement, Hammarby has again refused to sell Paulos Abraham because they cannot find a replacement. According to Fotbollskanalen, Abraham's contract had a release clause of four million euros which expired on August 15. Lorient's bid matched the clause.
Onze Mondial reports that Ligue 1 club Lorient and Hammarby have reached an agreement on a transfer fee for Paulos Abraham, and that Hammarby wants to sign a replacement before finalizing the sale.
Onze Mondial reports that Ligue 1 club Lorient and Hammarby have reached an agreement on a transfer fee for Paulos Abraham, and that Hammarby wants to sign a replacement before finalizing the sale.
Paulos Abraham has stated that while top-5 leagues are attractive for anyone, he feels very good at Hammarby and intends to stay. According to Fotbollskanalen's information, Abraham has been shaken, sad and disappointed by Bajen not accepting a 45 million kronor bid from Lorient, and has had meetings with sportchefen Mikael Hjelmberg and captain Nahir Besara. Bajen-sportchefen Mikael Hjelmberg has been clear that the forward will not be sold in the near future. Paulos Abraham said that the bid from a club in a top-5 league was difficult, adding that he has dreams and ambitions. When asked if he would have left if he had the choice, Abraham said it was tempting. He has a contract with Bajen until 2028.
Paulos Abraham has stated that while top-5 leagues are attractive for anyone, he feels very good at Hammarby and intends to stay. According to Fotbollskanalen's information, Abraham has been shaken, sad and disappointed by Bajen not accepting a 45 million kronor bid from Lorient, and has had meetings with sportchefen Mikael Hjelmberg and captain Nahir Besara. Bajen-sportchefen Mikael Hjelmberg has been clear that the forward will not be sold in the near future. Paulos Abraham said that the bid from a club in a top-5 league was difficult, adding that he has dreams and ambitions. When asked if he would have left if he had the choice, Abraham said it was tempting. He has a contract with Bajen until 2028.
According to Expressen, Hammarby rejected a bid of approximately 45 million kronor from the French club Lorient for Paulos Abraham. Abraham was reportedly shaken, sad, and disappointed due to the club's refusal to sell him. He reportedly had a meeting with sporting director Mikael Hjelmberg and captain Nahir Besara. On Friday, Abraham was protected from the media and did not give any interviews. New bids may arrive before the transfer window closes. Abraham's contract with Bajen runs until the end of the 2028 season.
According to Expressen, Hammarby rejected a bid of approximately 45 million kronor from the French club Lorient for Paulos Abraham. Abraham was reportedly shaken, sad, and disappointed due to the club's refusal to sell him. He reportedly had a meeting with sporting director Mikael Hjelmberg and captain Nahir Besara. On Friday, Abraham was protected from the media and did not give any interviews. New bids may arrive before the transfer window closes. Abraham's contract with Bajen runs until the end of the 2028 season.
Hammarby's sporting director Mikael Hjelmberg reiterated to TV4 that Paulos Abraham will not be sold and the club does not intend to sell him this summer.
Hammarby's sporting director Mikael Hjelmberg reiterated to TV4 that Paulos Abraham will not be sold and the club does not intend to sell him this summer.
Anel Avdic reports that Lorient in Ligue 1 has offered Hammarby 45 million kronor to buy Paulos Abraham before the transfer window closes.
Anel Avdic reports that Lorient in Ligue 1 has offered Hammarby 45 million kronor to buy Paulos Abraham before the transfer window closes.
With less than four days remaining in the transfer market, Lorient is attempting to sign Swedish U21 international Paulos Abraham from Hammarby. An offer has been made for the 24-year-old attacker, who has scored 11 goals in 18 Swedish league matches. The player, who is under contract until December 2028, wants to join the French club, but it is not yet known if Hammarby will accept the proposal. Sporting KC has also been recently linked with the forward, with a bid of approximately €2.6 million reportedly made in August 2026. Abraham joined Hammarby in January 2025, and his current market value is €1.70m, according to Transfermarkt.
With less than four days remaining in the transfer market, Lorient is attempting to sign Swedish U21 international Paulos Abraham from Hammarby. An offer has been made for the 24-year-old attacker, who has scored 11 goals in 18 Swedish league matches. The player, who is under contract until December 2028, wants to join the French club, but it is not yet known if Hammarby will accept the proposal. Sporting KC has also been recently linked with the forward, with a bid of approximately €2.6 million reportedly made in August 2026. Abraham joined Hammarby in January 2025, and his current market value is €1.70m, according to Transfermarkt.
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