Enzo Maresca’s Chelsea are taking a patient approach in finalizing a deal to sell Armando Broja, a target for Everton, before the commencement of the European Championship, as reported by The Athletic.
Chelsea’s priority is to offload Broja during the summer transfer window, ideally before June 30th, to bolster their financial standing for PSR calculations.
Everton has expressed interest in acquiring the Albanian striker and is reportedly in discussions with Chelsea regarding a potential transfer this summer. However, Everton’s ability to make a move for Broja hinges on their capacity to generate funds through player sales.
Interestingly, Chelsea shares a similar stance of not rushing to offload Broja before the start of the European Championship. Despite his involvement with Albania in the upcoming tournament, a successful performance could further enhance his market value, potentially leading to a more lucrative deal for Chelsea.
While Everton remains eager to secure Broja’s signature, their pursuit might be contingent on the sale of Dominic Calvert-Lewin. The scenario underscores the intricate financial dynamics influencing transfer activities in the footballing landscape.
