The damage to the Achilles tendon has been left behind by Armando Broja and Everton is expected to have the National team striker ready for the coming week.
Coach Sean Dyche has confirmed that the 23-year-old has joined full training with the team, but this weekend he will not be ready for the match against Brentford, as he will be 'loaned' to Everton's 21-year-olds for one more game. easy, it takes minutes on foot.
"He's done enough with us here in training and we can't really replicate the feel of the games, so I'd prefer him for the Under-21s because at least he'll get minutes and feel like he's in the game.
Now we are just discussing the next steps. He's had a really strong week and a really strong rehab, so hopefully that will allow us to speed him up a bit more than normal," Dyche said.
Everton have an option to sign Broja on a permanent deal next summer from Chelsea and are in dire need of more attacking firepower.
Dyche hopes the Albanian international and Youssef Chermiti, another striker who has not featured this season through injury, will be available to tackle the problem before Christmas.
"We'll have to wait and see. It hasn't been hard to be patient with this situation because you have no choice. Some types of injuries you think, 'Come on, really?' But with that we had to be careful because it was a tendon injury," said Dyche.
Thus, Broja is returning and the fans of the National team hope that he will get the right load to be ready with the Reds and Blacks.