“As a player, there is no better feeling than being on the pitch and knowing you have a club and a team who defends you; a club who allow you to make mistakes because they know you will become something.”
Although the Blues do not seem in urgent danger of any Profit and Sustainability rules breaches, any sale of Broja would represent 100% profit and therefore provide a major boost, just as Mason Mount s move to Manchester United did last summer.
The price tag on Broja s head is £50m with the likes of West Ham have been linked previously. Chelsea are set for another summer of transition after Enzo Maresca left Leicester to take over from Mauricio Pochettino, so there could be a lot more changes to the playing squad.
It is likely Chelsea will move for a new striker in the event Broja leaves, with Romelu Lukaku also expected to leave permanently after a less than successful second spell at the club. The Belgian spent last season on loan at Roma, and Nicolas Jackson, who scored 15 goals in all competitions in his debut season, stands as the most senior striker at the club.
