Chelsea braced for record £25m Armando Broja transfer bid from Southampton after 20-year-old striker impresses on loan

SOUTHAMPTON are keen to interrupt their switch file to signal Chelsea star Armando Broja, in accordance with stories.

The striker, 20, has impressed at St. Mary's this season on mortgage, scoring seven targets.

Southampton want to make Armando Broja's move permanent for £25million
Southampton need to make Armando Broja's transfer everlasting for £25millionCredit score: EPA

So the Saints are eager to make his mortgage transfer everlasting with Timo Werner and Romelu Lukaku forward of him within the Chelsea pecking order.

And Southampton are keen to spend £25million to land Broja, in accordance with switch guru Fabrizio Romano.

That will be a club-record price for Southampton as it's a few million greater than they spent on present file signing Danny Ings.

Broja was introduced in as Ings' substitute together with Adam Armstrong however it's the Chelsea loanee who has been most effective in entrance of objective.

Southampton might wrestle to signal him on a everlasting foundation although given Thomas Tuchel sees a future for Broja at Stamford Bridge.

He mentioned final week: "He’s our participant and he’s doing good, however on the similar time it’s solely half a season, so he must proceed to enhance and to make his assertion at Southampton."

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Broja has carried out nicely for Ralph Hasenhuttl's aspect however he might discover it troublesome to interrupt into Chelsea's group.

Document signing Lukaku is unlikely to be dropped for the teen with Tuchel additionally choosing Kai Havertz in a false 9 function when the Belgian is unavailable.

However Tuchel has given recreation time to numerous children this season, together with Trevoh Chalobah who spent a couple of years out on mortgage earlier than breaking into the first-team.

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