Armando Broja
- Current club: Southampton
- Date of Birth: 10 September 2001
- Birthplace: Slough, Slough, Berkshire, England
- Position: Forward
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Newcastle transfer news: AC Milan in talks to sign £58m Magpies target
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AC Milan make Everton & Newcastle target Armando Broja January priority Report: Chelsea refuse to sell Newcastle and Everton target Broja ...
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