Transfer news: Tammy Abraham discusses uncertainty about the future as he ponders options for Chelsea and Aston Villa

Tammy Abraham remains uncertain about his future, the English striker not excluding staying at Chelsea nor returning to Aston Villa.

The 21-year-old helped the Villans get back on track, recording 26 goals during a successful loan period of the 2018-19 campaign.

There was talk of his return to the West Midlands to help Dean Smith's cause among the elite of English football.

Abraham, however, is bound by a contract with the parent club Chelsea and still has the ambition to become a regular at the first team at Stamford Bridge.

After tasting the final success of the play-offs with Villa at Wembley Stadium, he told reporters, "If Chelsea says that they need me there, I'm going to do everything in my power .

"I'm still young, I'm still improving. The goal is to be at the highest level and play the best football.

"A team like Chelsea is always tough because they have world-clbad players.

"It will always be difficult to bring young people and people like me, it is an important role. But for me, you have to believe in me and continue to do what I do. "

Abraham is eager to compete at the highest level after missing a Premier League transfer last summer and again during the winter transfer window.

He added, "It looked like I was going to the wolves [in January].

"I think there were some situations that happened with the FA, there was something about playing for three teams in a year or something like that … but the coach spoke to me. fans believe in you and we're going to be promoted … I'm glad I did.

"It was not my first choice to come to the Championship, but I do not remember that. [badly]. It was a fantastic year for me and the boys, and to win it, we were promoted. "

Now that Villa is back at the top of the hierarchy, Abraham admits he might be tempted to return to the club if he were forced to look outside West London once again.

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"I like being here. It's a huge club. It's an honor to wear the badge, so I'm proud, "he said.

"I just need to enjoy my night with the boys before thinking about the future. I have the [U21] Euros will happen too, so I have to focus on that.

"You can never say never. You never know what could happen. "