England captain has hailed as a ‘great player’ as the Roma striker continues to be linked with a move to north London rivals .
The Gunners have as Mikel Arteta looks to strengthen his attacking options this summer.
Arsenal and have also , who is set to join his former club Lyon.
England international Abraham enjoyed an impressive first season at Roma, scoring 27 goals in all competitions and helping Jose Mourinho’s side win the Europa Conference League.
Abraham netted 30 goals in 82 appearances for his boyhood club Chelsea but was deemed surplus to requirements after .
While Abraham is content in Rome, the 24-year-old has been strongly linked with a return to London as Arteta looks to bolster his Arsenal squad following a .
Kane was asked about his England team-mate ahead of the Nations League fixture against Hungary on Saturday and said: ‘Tammy is a great player.
‘He had a fantastic season at club level and even though he’s still learning, he’s already got experience in the game.
‘Every time he comes here [on international duty], he works hard, he trains hard, he wants to impress the manager, he wants to score goals.’
Abraham will hope to use England’s upcoming Nations League fixtures to earn a place in Gareth Southgate’s World Cup squad.
After facing Hungary in Budapest, England take on Germany at the Allianz Arena and Euro 2020 winners Italy to Wembley.
Speaking last month, Abraham insisted he was ‘more than happy’ at Roma but refused to rule out a return to England this summer, telling : ‘I would say I’m more than happy here.
‘Just the experience here, I had the experience of just the derby game. Derby games of course are big, but here they filled the roads weeks before the game. That’s all they were talking about.
‘We had another game before it, they [the fans] weren’t even talking about that game, they were saying, “We have to beat Lazio”. Just the rivalry, the atmosphere in the stadium, just everything is incredible.
‘So I’m happy here. You never know what the future holds, you can’t write the future, but as far as it is I’m satisfied.’
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