Tammy Abraham refuses to confirm that he will still be at Roma next season after scoring brace against Torino in final Serie A game of the campaign
- Tammy Abraham admitted that he is uncertain if he will remain at Roma
- Abraham scored a brace as Roma beat Torino 2-0 in their last Serie A fixture
- The striker, who joined from Chelsea last year, said his heart is with Roma
Tammy Abraham has admitted that he is uncertain whether he will still be at Roma next season despite declaring his love for the club.
Abraham scored a brace as Roma concluded their league campaign with a 3-0 victory away to Torino on Friday night.
The striker is pleased with the impact that he has made since joining Roma from Chelsea for £34million last year.
Tammy Abraham refused to confirm that he will still be a Roma player next season
However, he refused to confirm that he will remain at Roma, where he has a contract until 2026.
Abraham told DAZN: ‘Like I’ve always said, I fell in love with this club from the first day and I will always help the team as much as possible with my goals and assists.
‘It’s been a good year for me, I hope to build on this year and hopefully we can finish with a trophy and it can be the perfect year.’
‘I love this club. They’ve given me the opportunity to show myself, my heart is here. We’ll see what the future holds, but my heart is here.’
Abraham scored a fine first goal and also netted a penalty as Roma won 3-0 against Torino
Abraham put Roma ahead against Torino with a superb goal as he turned excellently prior to scoring.
The 24-year-old also found the net from the penalty spot and he set a record for the most goals by an Englishman in a Serie A season.
Abraham has scored 17 league goals this campaign, surpassing the previous record of 16, which was set by Gerry Hitchens for Inter Milan in the 1961-62 campaign.
The striker has scored 26 goals for Roma and wants to win the Europa Conference League
There is one game remaining this season for Roma as they take on Feyenoord next week in the inaugural Europa Conference League final.
Speaking about that game, Abraham said: ‘This is a dream come true for Roma fans, for the club, we’ve made it to the Final, now we have to rest and recover well, so hopefully we’ll be celebrating on Wednesday night.’