Chelsea News: Tammy Abraham learns from Harry Kane and Sergio Aguero as he seeks to make a significant impact at Stamford Bridge

Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham revealed he was watching and learning from Tottenham and Manchester City stars Harry Kane and Sergio Aguero.

The 21-year-old is looking to enter Chelsea's first team after impressing on loan at Aston Villa last season, scoring 26 goals in 46 games to qualify for the Premier League.

Abraham had an impact on the Blues in Barcelona's 2-1 victory over Japan, after doubling Marc-André ter Stegen before scoring on a nice note to open the scoring in the first half.

The goal came soon after the English international missed a big opportunity for his team and after the match, Chelsea 's new boss, Frank Lampard, said that it was time for the striker "prove himself" at the club.

And Abraham says he's getting better at bouncing back after his first mistakes, claiming he's studying the top forwards in the English Premier League.

"It's something I learned, when I was a little younger if I had to miss an opportunity, my head would be lost for a while," said Abraham.. "I watched the best strikers in the world – Harry Kane, Aguero – as soon as they missed an opportunity, they remained focused, they pursued their goal and they reached their goal .. C & # 39; what I had to do, and I took it.

"[Playing a run of games] help The more you play, the more you experience. For me, of course, it's not going to be easy in Chelsea, but I have a manager who believes in young boys and who believes that it's important to give opportunities to the players, so for me, that's all. 39 is doing my best and hope that I will hit the direction. door.

"For a lot of young boys, it's our opportunity to impress and work hard." I grew up and played with most of them when I was in school. was younger We have fantastic footballers here, but it 's about learning from the other side and the manager bringing out how he wants to defend and he' s just to learn this aspect too. "

Abraham has only made three appearances in competition for Chelsea and has not yet found the net.

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Although the striker does not put pressure on himself to score a number of goals for the London club next season, he is delighted that he could bring his form of Aston Villa to Stamford Bridge.

"I do not give too far [on setting a target for goals this season]"If I can get close to what I had last season at Aston Villa, I would be more than happy.

"It's obviously for the team, scoring goals and helping the team as much as possible and I'm happy, the first goal is now gone, it's now a matter of continuing and trying to get more."