Chelsea open door to offload Armando Broja

Chelsea have opened the door to offloading striker Armando Broja before the transfer window closes this week.

The Albanian has struggled for regular playing time with the Blues and he has largely been a substitute this season.

The Blues are prepared to part ways with him due to Financial Fair Play issues and they are open to initial loan offers.

However, they will demand an obligation to buy as part of the deal. The club currently value him at around £35 million.

Wolverhampton Wanderers and West Ham United are among candidates that could attempt to land him in the coming days.

Broja is open to pursuing a new challenge, having failed to convince manager Mauricio Pochettino to hand him regular minutes.

With Christopher Nkunku back from a hip injury, the Frenchman could be the Blues' regular up front, provided he stays unscathed.

Nicolas Jackson is also expected back after his AFCON duty. Broja would not want to be a third-choice striker for the Blues.