AliousChelsea’s transfer strategy has shifted this summer, focusing on younger, less expensive talents with high potential.
They’ve acquired promising players like Willian Estevao, Renato Veiga, Marc Guiu, and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, with the latter being the most expensive at €35 million.
This approach aligns with Todd Boehly’s ownership philosophy of building for the future.
To improve their attack, which underperformed last season except for Cole Palmer, Chelsea needs to offload some players.
Armando Broja, a 22-year-old striker, is likely to leave after a disappointing loan spell at Wolves.
Reports suggest Broja is interested in joining Everton, potentially as a replacement for Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who might transfer this summer.
However, Broja may be closer to a move to AC Milan.
Everton, often struggling to avoid relegation, might prefer a more established striker than Broja, who hasn’t yet proven himself at the Premier League level.
For Everton, Broja could be an option on loan with a buy clause or a permanent transfer under €20 million.
However, he’s not as proven as a fit Calvert-Lewin, which might be a concern for a team in Everton’s position.
Milan, having experienced issues with Luka Jovic’s development, may be hesitant to take another risk on an unproven striker, especially after signing Alvaro Morata.
This situation could make Everton a more likely destination for Broja in terms of playing time.
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