Armando Broja is expected to depart Chelsea before the window closes as part of the club's clearout.

Broja is on the exit ramp from Chelsea as part of the club's efforts to reduce their squad size.

The Blues' hierarchy are trying to push Armando Broja out of the club.

Armando Broja is being forced out of Chelsea. He has been barred from using first-team facilities, and Chelsea are desperate to offload him.

Armando Broja is back from loan at Fulham but is surplus to requirements. Germans Borussia Dortmund and Everton have shown interest in him.

Chelsea brutally stripped Armando Broja of his shirt number and have handed it to new signing Pedro Neto, hinting at the Albanian's imminent exit.

Sky Sports News reported this summer that Broja is on the shortlists at Everton.

Armando Broja is expected to leave Chelsea this summer and is currently assessing his options.

Armando Broja has been exiled from Enzo Maresca's senior squad.

Armando Broja has attracted attention from the Premier League and overseas as his time with Chelsea looks to be nearing an end.

Armando Broja will hold talks with Enzo Maresca in London to figure out his future, with Everton and Wolves among those interested in the Chelsea striker.

Armando Broja is expected to leave Chelsea on a permanent deal before the summer window ends.

Chelsea are likely to sell young forward Armando Broja.

Chelsea are desperate to get rid of Armando Broja. Transfer talks are expected to 'advance quickly' now that Albania's group-stage departure from Euro 2024 has been confirmed.

Chelsea striker Armando Broja says he has had offers from clubs in Serie A, the Bundesliga and the Premier League.

VfL Wolfsburg is interested in Armando Broja, who previously worked with Ralph Hasenhüttl at Southampton. However, he is likely too expensive for VfL Wolfsburg.

Wolves are another club showing interest in Armando Broja. Chelsea are holding out for a deal worth closer to £35million.

Armando Broja could also leave the club if decent offers were presented.

The arrival of another striker will allow Armando Broja to move on. The Albanian international endured a tough 2023/24 campaign, barely featuring for Fulham during his loan spell. Chelsea value Broja at around £35m.

Broja's reported price tag of around €35m could, therefore, prove a problem. AC Milan, Crystal Palace, Wolves and Everton are also credited with an interest.

Broja has been linked with a host of clubs in recent days, ranging from Ligue 1 runners-up all the way to Championship side Watford. It is evidently unclear quite what Broja's actual level is. Fabrizio Romano has urged calm regarding the links to Monaco as he is only on their shortlist but not considered a priority target. His former loan club Southampton have also been linked.

Fellow academy products Armando Broja and Trevoh Chalobah are also for sale, while Ian Maatsen is expected to leave on a permanent transfer when his loan at Champions League finalists Borussia Dortmund ends this summer.

Armando Broja, currently on loan at Fulham from Chelsea, is being approached by Monaco. Negotiations are ongoing to buy the player who is contracted with Chelsea until 2028. Monaco seems to be more advanced in this regard compared to other interested clubs.

Chelsea are planning to sell Armando Broja when he returns from his loan spell at Fulham. The Albania international moved to Craven Cottage on a six-month loan deal in January. Chelsea had hoped that a successful loan spell would increase Broja’s value ahead of a summer sale, however that plan has failed miserably amid his lack of game time at Fulham. The transfer expert posted on X (formerly known as Twitter): “Chelsea and Armando Broja are planning to part ways this summer. Permanent transfer expected as soon as he returns from Fulham loan. Albanian number one striker’s on the list of several clubs in Europe and Premier League, looking at him as main option.” Broja has been with Chelsea since 2009, after joining the club’s youth side from Tottenham Hotspur. He has four years left on his Chelsea contract, but he seems likely to leave Stamford Bridge on a permanent deal this summer.

Chelsea is planning to sell academy graduates including Armando Broja to raise £100 million in player sales to satisfy Premier League profit and sustainability regulations. The transfer fees would represent pure profit on the balance sheet.

Chelsea will listen to offers for Broja

Chelsea is prepared to make many outgoing moves in the next summer: almost half the team could be sold.