Chelsea are looking for a club willing to buy their Albanian striker Armando Broja in the summer.
He is currently on loan at Fulham, but that spell has not gone as well as either club or player would have wanted, and he has been restricted to a handful of appearances, all of them as a substitute.
When asked about his situation, Fulham manager Marco Silva explained that, whilst he had a lot of potential he needed to force his way into first-team reckoning.
With no option to buy, he will return to Chelsea at the end of the season, who will then look to sell him permanently.
It is reported that there is interest from several clubs in Europe as well as the Premier League.
As he is an academy graduate any sale will count as pure profit for Chelsea in their books, which will help meet their FFP targets.
