Everton make new Armando Broja transfer decision ahead of 30 August deadline
Everton have cooled their interest in Chelsea striker Armando Broja, according to talkSPORT.
The outlet reported on 29 August that despite being linked with the attacker for some time, they have made their final decision ahead of the deadline.
It is said that newly-promoted Leicester are one to watch for the Albanian international, with Southampton also consistently linked.
Everton make final Armando Broja transfer decision
Everton have already added some firepower to their attacking ranks since the transfer window opened.
Both Beto and Dominic Calvert-Lewin failed to hit the ground running last term and managed to continue the Toffees’ poor run of luck with number nines.
But, despite his below-average performances last term, this hasn’t stopped multiple Premier League clubs from exploring a deal for Calvert-Lewin [Caught Offside, 27 August] before 30 August.
It didn’t come as much of a surprise that clubs were sniffing around a move for the forward, with a potentially cheap deal on the cards due to his contract situation.
Whilst a move never came to fruition, Sean Dyche’s men were linked with a plethora of strikers with Broja being one of them.
However, if Calvin-Lewin stays at the club, there are far more pressing areas of the Everton side that Dyche could improve with the money needed to sign Broja.
In other Everton news, a late Toffees signing that looked to be wrapped up is now in danger after a hijack attempt turned the player’s head.
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