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Armando Broja is going through one of the darkest moments of his career. The Albanian national team striker has suffered another long-term injury and will therefore be out of action for a long time.
In this situation, Everton, who had taken him on loan from Chelsea, have considered terminating the loan and returning him to the Londoners in January. However, to make this possible, he must agree with the Londoners, who have reportedly set a condition.
Chelsea had been paying Brogge's wages while on loan until he fully recovered from an Achilles tendon injury he suffered in the summer, easing Everton's financial burden. But according to The Guardian, the Blues are demanding that Everton do the same.
If Broja's current club wants to bring the striker back to free up a place in the team, then they must pay the remainder of the striker's salary for this season, as stipulated in the agreement. Chelsea argue that Broja's recent injury is unrelated to the one at the start of the season, and any payment of the Albanian striker's salary is the responsibility of Everton until the end of this season, whenever he is fit.
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