Clever Chelsea clauses revealed as Broja seeks West Ham transfer

Components are starting to slot neatly into place at Stamford Bridge for a testing but potentially very rewarding season ahead. While the majority of the squad enjoy the United States of America tour, they are being trained hard in the sun. Things seem organised back in England. There have – finally – been two likely superb additions to the squad, as Raheem Sterling and Kalidou Koulibaly reinforce attack and defence respectively. Expect Chelsea to make around two more impactful signings before 2022/23 begins in August. Blues supporters’ patience, on the whole, was rewarded with high profile captures the faithful approved of and Pride of London predicted.

Keeping the faith with new ownership can rarely be natural. Yet the onus was clear and the strong, determined character of Todd Boehly et al was never questionable. There is plenty of positivity to read about regarding the billionaire American; he’s sprinkled prosperity over typical businesses, as well as achieving sporting greatness as an executive. Most importantly for in-the-know CFC fans: Boehly wilfully backs head coach Thomas Tuchel. The German is developing the roster he requires to do his job properly, with innovative and committed backing on Fulham Road. In fact, Tuchel believes his men are almost ready to challenge Manchester City and Liverpool for the Premier League title.

Chelsea consider selling Armando Broja to London rivals West Ham United, however, Fabrizio Romano reveals an intriguing catch

During the linked interview above, the former Paris Saint-Germain boss explained that things are “intense” at Chelsea at present as rapid but optimistic change surrounds the club. One aspect which hasn’t been prominent is offloading unwanted personnel for a price. Although the talented, upcoming and technically EPL proven Broja is not exactly on the surplus to requirements list.

The Albanian may not have started many top-flight or Champions League clashes for the Blues next term. But he is the only existing, senior recognised striker with a chance of getting into Tuchel’s team as I see it. Unless we are counting Michy Batshuayi?

I was very keen to at least assess the Albania attacker in a Chels’ shirt during preseason. I do think he is going to be a real mainstay in the league for one outfit or another. Talent, dedication and a uniquely dangerous style are seemingly staples of his repertoire.

Though Broja wants minutes, or to be more exact he wants to start for a club in the division. That side is probably going to be West Ham. Broja is currently flying back to England to aid any agreement, with Everton and Newcastle United apparently also seek his signature. Fabrizio Romano is on hand to fill us in on the finer details of the switch from West to East London, which is close.

Romano claims the latest offer is £30million, total. Meanwhile West Ham await an answer from Chelsea over that possible fee. If agreed, the Italian journalist reveals that a ‘buy back/future sale percentage‘ shall be on the table.

The last note is a particularly wise manoeuvre from the Blues because the 20-year-old is a true elite prospect, as previously mentioned. A decision is thought to be imminent; Romano suggests Tuchel is certainly involved in discussions as well.