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Broja could return to Chelsea, admits Moye

The Everton loanee is currently sidelined with ankle ligament damage picked up as a substitute in last Thursday’s FA Cup win over Peterborough United.

Broja suffered the injury after a challenge by Emmanuel Fernandez which left him requiring oxygen due to the visible pain before he was stretchered off.

An option to make the Albania international’s move to Merseyside permanent for around £30 million this summer was written into his season-long loan deal.

But Moyes revealed after his side’s defeat to Aston Villa that the Blues are weighing up whether to end Broja’s spell as he faces up to three months out.

He said: “We think he’s going to be out for somewhere between 10-12 weeks.

“It’s his ankle ligaments. It’ll probably mean there’s maybe a reasonable possibility that he will have to go back to Chelsea.

“We might try to find a way because we can’t get loans up as well.

“Our loans are full.”

 

 

The Everton loanee is currently sidelined with ankle ligament damage picked up as a substitute in last Thursday’s FA Cup win over Peterborough United.

 

Broja suffered the injury after a challenge by Emmanuel Fernandez which left him requiring oxygen due to the visible pain before he was stretchered off.

 

An option to make the Albania international’s move to Merseyside permanent for around £30 million this summer was written into his season-long loan deal.

 

But Moyes revealed after his side’s defeat to Aston Villa that the Blues are weighing up whether to end Broja’s spell as he faces up to three months out.

 

He said: “We think he’s going to be out for somewhere between 10-12 weeks.

 

“It’s his ankle ligaments. It’ll probably mean there’s maybe a reasonable possibility that he will have to go back to Chelsea.

 

“We might try to find a way because we can’t get loans up as well.

 

“Our loans are full.”

 

 

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