Chelsea player Armando Broja has reportedly drawn interest from several top European clubs, including Monaco as the June 2024 transfer window draws closer.
The 22-year-old Albanian forward is on the market this summer, ready to advance his career. Despite what many have categorized as a forgetful loan spell at Fulham, which resulted in the club paying a £4m penalty for not starting him in at least 10 matches, Broja remains a hot prospect for other clubs in Europe.
Fulham, benefiting from Rodrigo Muniz’s excellent season finish, is not pursuing a permanent deal with Broja. However, long-time admirers of the Albanian forward, AC Milan and Wolves may join the Ligue 1 giants Monaco in the competition for his signature.
Monaco, seeking a replacement for the departing Wissam Ben Yedder, are also keeping an eye out for Red Bull Salzburg’s Karim Konate and Ajax’s Georges Mikautadze. Chelsea initially valued Broja at around £50m in January, but his price might now drop to between £25m and £30m. To enhance the deal, Chelsea could negotiate a significant sell-on clause or a favourable buy-back option.
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