Watch Tammy Abraham fall flat on backside while attempting skill before Germany clash leaving England pals in stitches
TAMMY ABRAHAM was left red-faced after his attempt at showboating went disastrously wrong.
The Roma striker, 24, was showing off his silky skills during the warm-up for England‘s Nations League clash in Germany.
But as Abraham – a summer transfer target for Arsenal – performed some sumptuous keepy-uppies, disaster struck.
The former Chelsea man attempted an around the world before getting ball tangled in his feet.
As he scrambled to keep the skill alive, he trod on the ball and was sent bum-first flying to the ground.
A sheepish Abraham looked at his England pals to see who’d spotted his hilarious blunder.
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And he got absolutely no sympathy, with Trent Alexander-Arnold, Conor Coady, Jude Bellingham and Reece James among the players to erupt in fits of laughter.
Unfortunately for Abraham, the entire sequence was filmed – with fans quick to poke fun on Twitter.
One said: “Let’s admit it, we all have these kind of days when things go wrong for us… just unfortunate for @tammyabraham that someone was recording him.”
Another joked: “Haha stick to what you’re great at Tammy at and keep smashing them in the net. When you coming back to Villa?”
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A third added: “Trent and James’ reactions, though…”
Abraham failed to make it onto the pitch during the 1-1 draw in Munich as Harry Kane’s late penalty – his 50th goal for England – secured a point.
But the striker has been in superb form recently, even becoming the top English scorer in a Serie A season following his Roma heroics, which including helping Jose Mourinho’s side win the Europa Conference League.
Arsenal are among the clubs keen on bringing Abraham back to the Premier League, with Roma holding out for at least £67million.
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But the striker appears to have his eyes on another club, after telling Trent Alexander-Arnold he was joining Liverpool during Three Lions training last week.
Abraham told the Reds’ right-back: “I’m joining you guys next season.”