Arsenal have been credited with an interest in signing Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham this summer.

The Gunners are currently uncertain over the futures of Alexandre Lacazette and Eddie Nketiah, whose contracts expire in 12 months.

There could be the possibility that the duo could be sold, and The Telegraph claims that they have their sights on landing Abraham.

Abraham has netted 30 goals in his last two seasons for the Blues. He is still deemed surplus to requirements by manager Thomas Tuchel.

The club value him at around £40m, and it is reported that Abraham would be tempted to join the Gunners, who were his boyhood club.

Abraham is desperate for regular game time to prove himself, and reclaim a spot with England ahead of next year's World Cup.

The Gunners could provide him the platform next term. It is unclear whether they would be willing to meet the price tag for his services.

West Ham United have also been linked with the marksman, but they are unlikely to make an approach unless the Blues lower their valuation.