Tammy Abraham has no intention of walking away from Aston Villa, according to BBC News, despite the striker's underwhelming return to Premier League football since rejoining the club in January.
The 27-year-old came back to Villa Park on loan from Roma midway through last season, but has struggled to establish himself as a regular starter under the club's current setup. That has fuelled speculation over his long-term future, with question marks remaining over whether he fits into the club's plans going forward.
However, BBC News reports that Abraham himself is committed to fighting for his place rather than seeking a move away this summer. The forward is understood to be determined to prove his worth at Villa Park and reverse his fortunes in claret and blue, rather than look for an exit route.
Villa have yet to make any decision on Abraham's long-term status, and no transfer is imminent based on the available reporting. For now, the England international appears focused on earning his opportunity under the current regime rather than pushing for a switch elsewhere.