Chelsea are open to selling 22-year-old academy product Broja. Chelsea currently are close to their spending limit, and selling him would allow them to sign in more players. Homegrown players, such as Broja, count as pure profit in the books, unlike players who were bought.
He only scored twice in 17 appearances for Chelsea in 2023-24, but has great potential, would fit in many team's tactics and is still young. He's valued around £35 million on the low side and £50 million on the high side. However, he is not good enough for top-tier clubs yet, he will probably decline to join a club battling relegation, and there isn't much demand for a striker for mid-table Premier League clubs.
Resolves YES if Armando Broja is transferred or loaned to another club before February 1st in any timezone. Resolves NO if he is still a player at Chelsea. Resolves N/A if his contract is terminated.
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https://theathletic.com/5244369/2024/02/01/armando-broja-transfer-fulham-chelsea/
Armando Broja has completed his loan move from Chelsea to Fulham.
As part of the deal, Fulham will pay Chelsea a loan fee of up to £4million, however, that could potentially drop to zero after a certain number of appearances.
Fulham only just got the deal for Broja over the line, submitting a deal sheet — their second in consecutive deadline days after one for Fode Ballo Toure’s loan from AC Milan in September — to the Premier League in order for the move to go through. It was eventually announced at 12.30am GMT on Friday.