Armando Broja continues to be unclear about his future. The striker has been told he is not in Chelsea's plans and needs to find a new club, but there is still no deal in place.
The London Blues were determined to eventually sell the player, rejecting loan offers several times.
However, it seems that the leaders have changed their attitude.
According to "The Athletic", Chelsea will agree to send Broja on loan, but only in an agreement that at the end of the season will be a purchase obligation for 30 million euros.
This decision comes a few days before the closing of the market, as the Londoners do not want to keep the player, who will not be part of the first team if he stays.
In the Premier League, there are three clubs that have shown interest in the 22-year-old Albanian, among them, Everton, Wolves and Ipswich.
The next few days will be decisive for the future of Broja.