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Chelsea are preparing to part ways with Armando Broja before the transfer window closes on February 1.
The Albanian star has been disappointing in his Blues career and he has yet to cement a regular spot in the XI.
This season, the club graduate has netted only three goals thus far and The Sun claim that he could leave the club this winter.
Fulham, Wolves and West Ham are all interested in his services and the Blues are willing to accept an initial loan.
However, the west London giants also want an obligation to buy for £35m which guarantees that he will be sold.
If a club agrees to their proposal, the Blues could step up their interest in signing a new striker this winter.
They have been linked with Sporting star Viktor Gyokeres while Brentford's Ivan Toney is another option.
Both players won't come on the cheap. It will take at least £86m to land Gyokeres while Toney will cost £100m.
Written by Sri Aswin
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