Everton in ‘daily contact’ to sign £30m-rated Chelsea star who is headed to Euro 2024

Everton are in contention to sign Chelsea star Armando Broja

Journalist Ben Jacobs reveals Everton are now readying their offers to sign Chelsea striker Armando Broja with a £30 million package discussed. The Blues have made their stance clear on the Albanian striker and are open to selling him.

The 22-year-old was loaned to Fulham in January but was not given enough minutes on the pitch as he endured a frustrating time at the Cottagers. This raised questions about whether the club would be willing to sign the youngster in the summer.

But the striker remains the target of the Premier League, and with Everton emerging as a new candidate, they seem to be pushing for his signing, and the Blues will be open to selling the forward.

Broja will join the Premier League club, and it will be a win-win situation for both parties to conclude the deal. However, Broja is currently on national duty, and if he demonstrates a better performance, it will only raise his stocks, which will help the team profit more from his exit.

Before his ACL injury, Broja was seen as one of the most talented young strikers, but after his injury, the forward has been struggling with playing time, and it feels like he needs a club where they can back him up to show his talent.

A move to Goodison Park will be sensible for Broja, where he can hope to shake off his injury woes and return to his best. Broja knows the Blues are looking to sign a new striker, and if he remains at the club, his minutes will be further impacted.

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Despite his injury issues from the previous season, he is only 22 years old and has plenty of time to salvage his playing career. As such, he should make a well-informed decision. He will have the opportunity to turn his career around and play at his peak level in the upcoming season.