Sunderland and Everton are keeping tabs on Aston Villa striker Tammy Abraham this summer.
Abraham returned to Villa Park for a fee of £18 million after joining from Besiktas in the January transfer window and he has scored three goals in 16 appearances since signing.
He could be set for a quick exit from the Midlands after TEAMTalk reported that both the player and the club are weighing up their options.
Abraham scored 25 goals during a loan spell from Chelsea as the Villans were promoted from Championship during the 2018/19 season.
He went on to score 27 times for Roma the following season before falling out of favour and going out on loan to AC Milan and Besiktas.
The 28-year-old earned the last of his England caps in 2022 and he had been linked with an international return after his move to Aston Villa, but he has been unable to usurp Ollie Watkins as the club's main striker.
Unai Emery's side went on to win the Europa League during the 2025/26 campaign and the club is now preparing for UEFA Champions League football next season.
The club are considering attacking reinforecements and Abraham could find himself pushed further down the pecking order.
Everton are amongst the leading contenders to secure Abraham's signature as they look to improve on what turned out to be a disappointing season.
Beto and Thierno Barry have struggled for consistency and David Moyes will want a proven goalscorer to lead the line next season.
Sunderland are another club who will be keen to add to their ranks after securing European football.
Regis Le Bris has Brian Brobbey at his disposal but he will need a number of options if they are able to successfully juggle the additional fixtures.
Elsewhere, Leeds United have been mentioned as a potential destination but they already possess a similar forward in the form of Dominic Calvert-Lewin.
