On the occasion of this evening’s match between Italy and Albania, there will be some scouts from the team at Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund Milan to take a closer look at one of the Rossoneri’s transfer targets, the Chelsea-owned striker Armando Broja. However, the Devil would not be the only team A league on the trail of the Albanian footballer.
In fact, according to what was reported by Tuttosport, Juventus would also evaluate Broja as a possible addition with which to strengthen and complete Thiago Motta’s offensive department in view of next season, hiring him to more specifically fill the role of deputy Vlahovic. To understand the possible methods of transfer by Chelsea: the Juve, writes the newspaper, would like to speed up the process, perhaps asking the Blues for a loan that would be convenient for both. We’ll see.
Juve, Milan and beyond: three Premier League teams also following Broja’s trail
According to Sky Sports UK, Broja would have ended up in the sights of three Premier League teams: Wolverhampton, Southampton and Everton. The Blues will listen to all offers for the striker with Wolves reportedly willing to offer a multi-year contract and buy the player outright but first they will have to make some transfers. The Toffees, on the other hand, have to wait for news from a corporate point of view while Southampton would be more interested in a loan.
