Chelsea could once again look to sell players to Saudi Arabian in the summer transfer window following Todd Boehly’s meeting with Saudi Pro League director of football Michael Emenalo.

Chelsea is expected to collect £4 million from Fulham as part of their loan arrangement for Armando Broja, according to sources.

Broja joined Fulham in the January transfer window to gain more playing time for the rest of the season.

However, the 22-year-old has yet to start a Premier League game for Fulham and has only made four appearances as a substitute.

According to MailOnline, Chelsea authorised Fulham to sign Broja for free on the condition that the striker appeared in 60 percent or more of their remaining games.

According to the source, Broja will now have to play all ten of Fulham’s remaining games in order to avoid paying Chelsea a £4 million loan fee.

Fulham player Armando Broja is tackled by Wolverhampton Wanderers’ Max Kilman.

Broja faces heavy competition for a place in Fulham’s attack from Rodrigo Muniz, who has five goals in his last six games.

Fulham are also poised to welcome back Raul Jimenez, who has been out since the end of January with a hamstring injury.

Last month, when asked about Broja’s condition at Fulham, Marco Silva replied, “He has to wait for his chance.”

‘We truly believe he is the ideal person to be here. He arrived on deadline day before the Burnley game, and he only played 20 minutes before Rodrigo scored twice.

‘Unfortunately for him, he was sick last week and missed the match, but he is now available, and I will decide what the best way to start the game is.

‘He’s working hard at a new club with a different style, and he needs time to adjust and comprehend things. It takes time, but we can see his quality.”