Armando Broja is recovering at a fairly fast pace, with the striker recovering from an injury sustained in December last year. The 21-year-old tore the ligament, which brought him an absence of several months, and the chances are that he will only be ready to play on the field in the summer. If Broja continues the recovery phase in the gym, his name has ended in Portugal, where Sporting Lisbon is interested.
"Bola Ne Rede" writes that the president of Sporting, Federico Varandas, has traveled to London to meet the leaders of Chelsea, precisely to discuss the possibility of Broja's transfer. The "Blues of London" renewed his contract for 5 years last summer, which shows that the most possible option could be that of a loan in Portugal.
A loan move to Lisbon could be a prime opportunity for Broja to reach his best form before heading back down to Stamford Bridge. The striker from the great highlands scored 1 goal in the 12 games he played with Chelsea until December, while in the Albanian national team he has become one of the most important players, as he has played 17 games with the first jersey of the red and black national team, scoring and 4 goals.
The eyes are on Broja, who at the moment only thinks about returning to the field, but it would not be surprising if in a few months Chelsea decided to loan him to a team and Portugal could be a destination with potential, especially since there is a concrete interest from one of the biggest teams like Sporting Lisbon.