Armando Broja is one of the most wanted footballers this summer, and more than expected.
It is clear that Chelsea is not interested in keeping the Albanian striker. In fact, they are so uninterested that they loaned him out in January. So an exit seems certain, and one by one the teams are taking the stage.
There is a great interest in the Premier League, but also Italian teams such as AC Milan.
Kicker, a very reliable source in Germany, reports today that Wolfsburg are interested in Broja. They say it all depends on Ralph Hassenhuttl, the coach who worked with Broja on loan at Southampton a few years ago. Having lifted Wolfsburg out of relegation this year, he is now looking to lift them even higher.
"Broja was a bit of a revelation for Southampton, scoring regularly despite being a weak side and after a tough few years with injury, a reunion could be what they both need," writes the German newspaper.
It already seems that the market for Broja is turning into a telenovela, the last part of this series remains to be seen.