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Armando Broja ‘frightening’ in Everton footage – Fans rave ahead of debut

Everton fans have been raving about loanee Armando Broja after his starts in the Under-21s side’s defeats to Watford and Nottingham Forest ahead of a possible first-team debut.

The 23-year-old, who joined the club on loan from Chelsea on deadline day, is yet to feature for the senior side after arriving injured. However, he has started to build his fitness with appearances for the youth teams, including a run-out in the two U21s’ games. This marks the first step in his journey toward breaking into the first team.

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Sean Dyche indicated ahead of the clash with Manchester United this weekend (1 December) the loanee could be set to feature [Mail], and after over 70 minutes of action supporters’ hopes have increased.

With the Blues attack struggling—Dominic Calvert-Lewin is without a goal in eight games, and Beto has yet to start a league match—Broja is widely seen as a potential solution.

The Albanian impressed during his loan spell at Southampton in the 2021/22 season where he scored six league goals for the Saints, but his career has since stalled due to Chelsea’s crowded squad.

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Broja impressed Toffee’s fans with his performances, featuring for 45 minutes against the Hornets and 71 minutes against Forest, showcasing his pace, attacking intent, and ability, with supporters calling for him to be included in the senior match-day squad immediately.

15th place Everton will face Man United next in their upcoming Premier League match this Sunday and a loss can see the Blues fall into the relegation zone.

The quality shown by the Chelsea man in footage from the U21s saw him branded “top class”, “amazing” and with “frightening pace” while Calvert-Lewin was compared unfavourably and said to look “lazy” in comparison.

Dyche certainly needs an injection of attacking threat in front of goal if he wants to save his job and Broja looks like he could provide that.

 

Everton fans have been raving about loanee Armando Broja after his starts in the Under-21s side’s defeats to Watford and Nottingham Forest ahead of a possible first-team debut.

The 23-year-old, who joined the club on loan from Chelsea on deadline day, is yet to feature for the senior side after arriving injured. However, he has started to build his fitness with appearances for the youth teams, including a run-out in the two U21s’ games. This marks the first step in his journey toward breaking into the first team.

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Sean Dyche indicated ahead of the clash with Manchester United this weekend (1 December) the loanee could be set to feature [Mail], and after over 70 minutes of action supporters’ hopes have increased.

With the Blues attack struggling—Dominic Calvert-Lewin is without a goal in eight games, and Beto has yet to start a league match—Broja is widely seen as a potential solution.

The Albanian impressed during his loan spell at Southampton in the 2021/22 season where he scored six league goals for the Saints, but his career has since stalled due to Chelsea’s crowded squad.

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Broja impressed Toffee’s fans with his performances, featuring for 45 minutes against the Hornets and 71 minutes against Forest, showcasing his pace, attacking intent, and ability, with supporters calling for him to be included in the senior match-day squad immediately.

15th place Everton will face Man United next in their upcoming Premier League match this Sunday and a loss can see the Blues fall into the relegation zone.

The quality shown by the Chelsea man in footage from the U21s saw him branded “top class”, “amazing” and with “frightening pace” while Calvert-Lewin was compared unfavourably and said to look “lazy” in comparison.

Dyche certainly needs an injection of attacking threat in front of goal if he wants to save his job and Broja looks like he could provide that.

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