Abraham reveals plans to become Chelsea regular starter

There's a lot of talent at the younger age groups at Chelsea but not everyone makes it, Abraham says.

Tammy feels that you have to put in extra work and work harder in order to succeed.

The striker suggests that he's still amazed that he's playing for Chelsea but must work harder in order to become the best.

"You have to be hungry and work hard because you see a lot of talent at the younger ages when you’re growing up at Chelsea but we know that talent alone is never enough," Tammy Abraham told Chelsea's official site.

"You have to put in that extra work and work even harder. For me right now, it’s still all about working as hard as I can and trying to be the best I can be.

"I still have to pinch myself now and then when I realize where I am today."

Abraham has been at Chelsea since 2004 when he was just 7 years old.

Now 23, Abraham must add consistency to his game to fulfill his dream of leading Chelsea's forward line on a regular basis.