Chelsea youngster Tammy Abraham has hinted that he may need to leave the club in order to fulfil his dream of playing Premier League football, report Squawka.
Abraham, who is currently on loan at Championship side Bristol City, suggested that in order to reach his goal of becoming a Premier League regular, he may need to move elsewhere.
Squawka quote him in saying: “In three years I want to be playing at the top level, at whichever team I’m at. I just want to be one of the best in the Premier League, scoring goals.”
The 19-year-old hinted that he may not be able to realise his full potential at Stamford Bridge, which would be a great shame from our point of view.
Abraham is one of the most promising players produced by our academy in many years. He has taken the step-up to professional football like a fish to water, scoring 12 goals in his opening 20 games at Bristol City.
His path to the first team is well and truly blocked at the moment. Diego Costa is in the form of his life and Michy Batshuayi is waiting to be called upon by Antonio Conte. If he continues to perform how he is currently, though, he may well be able to push past the both of them.
