Chelsea's on-loan striker Abraham impresses Swansea teammates with initiation song

England under-20s striker proves his talents stretch beyond the football pitch with his rendition of a Boyz II Men classic.

Soccer Football - England v Germany - UEFA Euro U21 Championships Semifinals - City Stadium, Tychy, Poland - 27 June, 2017. England's Tammy Abraham celebrates after scoring their second goal REUTERS/Andrzej Iwanczuk

Tammy Abraham was part of the England under-20s squad that won the U20s World Cup this summer. Andrzej Iwanczuk / Reuters

The National staff

Jul 18, 2017

The initiation song is a time-honoured, and often much-dreaded, tradition in many football clubs around the world.

Footballers may be elite-level athletes but for many their musical abilities struggle to reach similar heights.

Step forward England under-20 striker Tammy Abraham.

Having joined Swansea City on loan for the season from Premier League champions Chelsea, it was Abraham's turn to get on the mic as part of his initiation at the Welsh club.

However, instead of butchering Uncle Kracker's Follow Me (Jack Colback) or offering a rendition of Crazy Frog (Florent Malouda), Abraham proved his talents stretch beyond the football pitch with his version of a Boyz II Men classic.

Goodnight UK 🇬🇧😴

🎤 We'll let @tammyabraham sing you to sleep. How'd he do, @BoyzIIMen?#StatesideJacks 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/6NV4BKYGPa
— Swansea City AFC (@SwansOfficial) July 17, 2017

Abraham has a bright future in football, but a career on the stage could be waiting for him if he fancies a change.