Chelsea “ofrece un 90% de descuento en el precio de transferencia de Armando Broja” el día de la fecha límite
Chelsea have reportedly changed their stance on letting Armando Broja leave Stamford Bridge this month. They are now willing to sanction a loan deal for the remainder of the season, with no option to make the move permanent. Previously, they had only considered deals including an obligation or option to buy, or outright transfer deals, but failed to receive the interest they were hoping for. The Daily Mail claims that Chelsea initially asked for a £50 million option or obligation in any potential loan deal for Broja, but are now willing to loan him out for a £5 million fee for the remainder of the season, after which he would return to the club.
This marks a steep 90 percent drop in the figures the club was expecting, during what has been a quieter transfer window than anticipated. Broja has made 13 league appearances this season, including six starts. However, with Nicolas Jackson returning from international duty and Christopher Nkunku fully fit once again, the 22-year-old is facing fewer opportunities to impress Mauricio Pochettino.
