Todd Boehly recently met with Saudi Pro League director of football Michael Emenalo, so Chelsea might think about selling players to Saudi clubs in the upcoming summer transfer window.

As per multiple reports, Fulham is expected to reimburse Chelsea £4 million as a condition of Armando Broja’s loan arrangement.

In January, Broja joined Fulham in an attempt to get more playing time. The 22-year-old, though, has only made four substitution appearances for Fulham in Premier League games and is still without a starting position.

According to MailOnline, Chelsea consented to let Fulham sign Broja for nothing as long as he participated in at least 60% of the team’s remaining games.

Furthermore, it has been reported that if Broja does not start all ten of Fulham’s remaining games, Fulham will have to pay Chelsea a £4 million loan fee.

When it comes to playing time in Fulham’s attack, Broja has fierce competition, especially from Rodrigo Muniz, who has five goals in his past six games.

Furthermore, Raul Jimenez’s impending injury comeback increases competition for forward spots at Fulham.

The Fulham manager, Marco Silva, spoke about Broja’s predicament recently and emphasized the importance of perseverance and diligence.

Broja has the ability to succeed at Fulham, according to Silva, but he also noted that adjusting to a new team and playing style will be difficult.

Although Broja’s start at Fulham was delayed and he has been unable to play recently due to illness, Silva is still confident in his abilities and plans to gradually bring him into the team.

The manager emphasized how crucial it is to give Broja time to get used to Fulham’s playing style and grasp their philosophy.

Despite some setbacks during his loan stint at Fulham, there is optimism about Broja’s potential to make a significant contribution to the team.

Broja has the chance to establish himself at Fulham and have an impact on the remaining games of the season with perseverance, diligence, and the coaching staff’s support.