Chelsea in talks to offload attacker after deciding he is not in their future plans but however…
Chelsea have had a busy summer transfer window after completing deals to sign a number of new players.
Their latest addition has been Pedro Neto from Wolves and they have no intention to stop their business any time soon.
The Blues are looking to sign an attacker this summer while offloading some of their players is also the club’s priority.
According to a report from Sky Germany, Stuttgart are in talks to sign Chelsea striker Armando Broja on loan this summer.
The attacker is not in manager Enzo Maresca’s plans at the club and he is heading out of the club soon.
As per the report, the striker is expected to leave the club this summer and Stuttgart are interested in signing him despite already signing Deniz Undav permanently from Brighton.
The Blues have made a number of new signings including Neto, Tosin Adarabioyo and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall but now they are ready to generate funds by selling some of their players who are surplus to requirements at the club.
Midfielder Conor Gallagher is close to completing his move to Atletico Madrid and more players will follow him out of the club.
Chelsea have shifted focus on selling players now
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Trevoh Chalobah and Romelu Lukaku are also set to be a part of the players exiting the club this summer as the Premier League giants look for buyers for them.
Broja has failed to impress at Stamford Bridge during his spell at the club. Even on loan to Fulham last season, the attacker did not have the best of times and Chelsea’s decision to let him leave the club makes sense.
The Albanian international will not be getting playing time at the club and it is better for him and his career to move away from Stamford Bridge and start a new chapter elsewhere.
The Midlands club were on course for a fairly successful summer, before Chelsea emerged to land Pedro Neto’s signature. The winger’s exit leaves quite the attacking void to fill, and one that Wolves must look to fix before deadline day at the end of the month.
On that front, as Fabrizio Romano reports, Wolves are eyeing a move to sign Carlos Forbs from Ajax. The former Manchester City academy ace would have some shoes to fill, but plenty of time to hit his potential at just 20 years old.
However, before replacing Neto, those in the Midlands must first replace Kilman by signing a Champions League defender. According to GiveMeSport, Wolves now want to sign Oumar Solet from RB Salzburg this month in a deal worth a reported £12m. Given the hefty fee that they have received for Neto, it’s safe to assume that Salzburg’s valuation is well within Wolves’ current range.
