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Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers has applauded Tammy Abraham's decision to leave Chelsea for Roma after Arsenal's interest in the England striker re-emerged.

Abraham, 24, linked up with former-Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho at Roma in the summer for £34million despite interest from Arsenal and has been sensational for the Italian side with 24 goals in 46 appearances.

The Gunners hold an interest in the forward again, with understanding that Abraham will have an €80 million (£67.4 million) price tag. Arsenal are looking to reinforce their attacking options after Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's departure to Barcelona while both Alexandre Lacazette and Eddie Nketiah are expected to leave on free transfers this summer.

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It is understood that Manchester City's Gabriel Jesus, who has scored five goals in two games, and Abraham are among the shortlisted players who could arrive at Emirates Stadium. Speaking prior to the Foxes' UEFA Europa Conference League semi-final first leg against Abraham and Roma, Rodgers discussed the 24-year-old and his remarkable season so far.

"Just looking at some of the games and looking at his numbers in terms of goals and assists over the course of this season he's done very well, very well,"