Fulham Acquires Chelsea's Broja on Loan to Bolster Attack

The six-month loan deal includes a performance-based fee, as Fulham looks to compensate for Mitrovic's departure.

Fulham secures Chelsea striker Armando Broja on a six-month loan deal, aiming to fill the gap left by Aleksandar Mitrovic.
The loan agreement includes a £4 million fee, potentially reduced to zero based on Broja's appearances.
Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino expresses hope that Broja will seize the opportunity for more playtime at Fulham.
Broja's move is part of a broader trend of cautious spending in the January transfer window, reflecting Premier League clubs' adherence to profit and sustainability rules.
Fulham's strategy under Shahid Khan's ownership has seen mixed results with January striker signings, but hopes are high for Broja.