Report: Everton Learn Armando Broja’s Stance on Future as Update on Buy Option Surfaces

David Moyes’ return to Merseyside in January has brought a sense of stability and momentum to Everton, with the club climbing to 13th in the Premier League.

However, the upcoming summer transfer window promises to be anything but straightforward for the experienced manager.

Several key decisions loom, particularly regarding players whose contracts are nearing their end.

Moyes is especially eager to retain Dominic Calvert-Lewin, whose deal expires at the end of the season.

But Calvert-Lewin isn’t the only uncertainty in Everton’s attacking department.

Armando Broja, currently on loan from Chelsea, is another name whose future remains up in the air.

Everton attempted to return him to Stamford Bridge in January following an injury setback, but the striker has since recovered and even earned his first start under Moyes in the recent match against Nottingham Forest.

Despite the opportunity, Broja struggled to make a significant impact during the game.

His performance was underwhelming, with no shots registered, though he completed two dribbles and made two key passes across 64 minutes of play.

Interestingly, Everton scored shortly after his substitution, which might influence Moyes’ decision on whether to start him again in the upcoming fixture against Manchester City.

According to The Athletic, Broja is open to leaving England if Everton decide not to pursue a permanent deal.

Clubs from Germany, Spain, and Italy have already shown interest in the 23-year-old Albania international.

Despite his injury history, Chelsea expects strong demand for the forward.

Moyes had hinted earlier in the week that Broja would start against Forest, and he kept his word.

Whether the young striker will get another chance to prove himself at Goodison Park remains uncertain.

With Everton aiming to continue their rise up the table, Moyes must weigh the need for consistent results against the value of assessing his squad depth before the season concludes.

Given Broja’s injury record, it may be unfair to judge him on a single performance. Still, time is running out for him to make a lasting impression.

As Everton look to secure their Premier League status and plan for the future, Moyes has some big calls to make.