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The England international may not have found the back of the net in the final but his tireless performance in attack was significant in Roma securing a 1-0 win over Feyenoord in Tirana.
And his role in Roma making history by lifting a first continental trophy in their history cannot be underplayed, with Abraham ending the season with nine goals in the competition - just one behind the tournament's highest scorer.
It represents a remarkable first year in Rome for the 24-year-old.
"One thing I said when I came here was that I'm going to help my team get to a final and one day I'm going to win a trophy. In my first season, I've achieved that," said Abraham moments after the final whistle.
"Credit to my teammates, and some excellent performances - a great goal by Nico [Zaniolo] today, Chris [Smalling] at the back, the whole team deserved it. We've worked hard all year - Campioni per sempre!"
As well as showing off his Italian, Abraham paid homage to the travelling Giallorossi support and was clearly looking forward to celebrating the club's victory with them.
"I love [the fans], I love them," he added.
"From day one when I got here, it's been the best. I'm happy to be part of the team and now it's time to party, to celebrate!"
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