July 2nd 2024.
Chelsea's young striker, Armando Broja, has been representing his country, Albania, at the Euro 2024 tournament. Despite receiving offers from various European clubs, Broja has hinted that he may stay at Chelsea for the upcoming season.
The 22-year-old has struggled to make a name for himself in Chelsea's first team since his debut in March 2020. As a result, the club is reportedly looking to sell him this summer. After a promising loan spell with Southampton, Broja joined Fulham in February in hopes of reviving his career. However, he failed to score in eight appearances for the Cottagers.
With Chelsea actively looking for upgrades in their attacking line, Broja's future at the club seems uncertain. Top target Benjamin Sesko recently signed a new deal with RB Leipzig, and other players like Samu Omorodion, Jhon Duran, and Alexander Isak have been linked to the club.
In an interview with Albanian TV channel RTV Klan, Broja stated that he had offers from Italy, Germany, and England. However, he also mentioned that staying at Chelsea was still an option for him as he still has four years remaining on his contract.
When asked about a potential move to AC Milan, Broja admitted that he is a big fan of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and would need to discuss it with his agent and family before making a decision.
Broja joined Chelsea's academy in 2009, and despite showing glimpses of his potential, he has struggled to secure a regular spot in the first team due to the constant change of managers at the club.
Former Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino believes that a move away from the club may be beneficial for Broja as he would have more opportunities to play. However, it remains to be seen whether Chelsea will offload the young striker or give him a chance to prove himself in the upcoming season.
In the meantime, Broja will continue to represent his country at the Euro 2024 tournament, where he will hope to showcase his talents and attract potential suitors. As for his future at Chelsea, only time will tell if he will remain at the club or move on to new opportunities.
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