In an attempt to strengthen the attacking unit, AC Milan has placed Armando Broja on their desire list for the summer transfer window. However, he didn’t exactly wow last night. A scout for the Rossoneri was reportedly present for Italy-Albania.
In recent weeks, Milan has been connected to a number of strikers as they attempt to replace Olivier Giroud in the No. 9 position. On the depth front, work is also progressing, as reports indicate that Luka Jovic is nearing a contract extension.
Apart from the Serbian, Chelsea’s Broja, who has previously been connected to the team, is another player Milan is closely monitoring. Yesterday at Italy-Albania, according to Manuele Baiocchini of Sky Italia, the Rossoneri even had a scout in attendance.
“Even though he didn’t play well tonight, Milan is still interested in moving forward with a trade because a scout from the team was at the stadium and it would have been the ideal chance for him to shine.
Milan would want a loan with a buyout option if circumstances were to alter over the next weeks, but Chelsea would prefer a permanent deal. According to him, Broja is a capable striker but is not a starter, as reported by MilanNews.
Whether Milan and Chelsea can come to an agreement is still up in the air. The two teams have a great relationship, as demonstrated by the moves last summer involving Christian Pulisic and Ruben Loftus-Cheek.
