After that, he made his way onto the Chelsea roster before leaving for Roma for £34 million, where he scored 27 goals in all competitions the previous season.

According to Corriere dello Sport, even though Abraham, 25, has only scored seven goals so far this season, Villa is still interested in signing him.

According to the report, manager Unai Emery has chosen Abraham to help him enhance his offense.

Abraham reportedly would not mind going back to England, especially if it increased Gareth Southgate’s likelihood of calling him up.

Roma are apparently open to offers even if he has not requested to be sold.

According to estimates, the Italian company needs to raise between £44 and £48 million to cover losses this year.

As a result, Abraham might move on with the reportedly £35 million striker.

Roberto Firmino of Liverpool is at the top of Roma’s list of replacement options for the 11-cap star.

As his contract expires at the end of the current campaign, the Brazilian has informed the Reds that he wants to go.

After eight years at Anfield, where he won the Champions League and Premier League, he has made the decision that it is time to take on a new challenge.

Firmino is apparently open to bids, and Roma might swoop in if they sell Abraham.