Milan have been keeping tabs on Chelsea forward Armando Broja for a long time. The 21-year-old striker had a decent loan spell at Southampton last season, where he racked up nine goals across all competitions.
According to Italian journalist Daniele Longo, Milan want to strengthen their centre-forward department. And Broja is considered a perfect candidate to come in and enhance the roster’s collective prowess.
It is also reported that the Rossoneri have made several contacts with Broja’s entourage in recent times. But a potential move will be difficult to pull off for the reigning Serie A champions, given that Chelsea extended the player’s contract until June 2028 at the start of the season.
And even though they consider selling him, a possible transfer of the youngster could cost the Italian club a figure of around €35 million.
Unaware of the outcome, Milan have reportedly started the operation to launch the negations with the English club as they don’t want to waste time when the opportunity arrives in the coming months to strike a deal for the Albania international.
GIFN | Jyotirmoy Halder
