“I don’t like his coaching statistic I have to leave in January, I’m not interested to stay anymore it’s hard to explore it but I have only this to say”  22-y-old Chelsea star is ready to go in January transfer window

Both Chelsea and Mauricio Pochettino have made their first big choice before the January transfer window opens. football.london has learned that the Blues are not likely to move many players over the winter transfer window. Armando Broja, a graduate of Cobham, is one player who may leave because he has been linked to West Ham and Fulham.

The Albanian player has had a hard time getting regular playing time since coming back from a long-term knee injury. However, he has played important roles in games against Fulham and Manchester City, even though he had a delay in his recovery in the middle.

Christopher Nkunku is coming back soon, and the team wants to sign a striker in January. This could make it even harder for Broja to get playing time. Even so, the Evening Standard says that the Blues are ready to turn down Fulham’s offer for Broja if one comes in.

What’s more, the report says that Broja doesn’t want to leave because Pochettino has plans to give him a bigger part. Last year, the 22-year-old signed a new six-year deal. He has only played 143 league minutes this season and has scored one goal and set up another.

In an interview with The Secret Scout, Broja talked about how few chances he has had this season and how the striker is not upset about not getting more playing time. “Many players would get angry about not getting enough minutes, but I know I’ve just come back from a big injury,” he said. “I need to show the manager, the staff, the club, and the fans what I can do.” “I feel lucky to be where I am this moment.”

It’s also likely that keeping Broja will help with Nicolas Jackson and Christopher Nkunku. Jackson will be away for a few games in January because of AFCON. This could mean that Broja gets more chances to start.

Nkunku is likely to be a regular starter when he comes back from illness, but Pochettino is likely to be cautious, so the France international will be eased back into the team slowly. Because Nkunku might need some time to get up to speed, having Broja on hand will be very helpful.