Worst DEAL for Everton: Everton SECURES late deal for World-class striker and it is sure that Dominic will be relegated to the BENCH

Everton Secure Late Deal for Armando Broja After Transfer Deadline

In a dramatic turn of events, Everton announced the signing of Armando Broja on loan from Chelsea at 1:55 am on August 31, nearly three hours after the transfer deadline. The deal, which includes a permanent option worth £30 million, was made possible after a deal sheet was submitted to give the clubs extra time to complete the transfer.

Broja’s move to Everton comes after his previously agreed-upon transfer to Ipswich Town fell through for the second time due to an injury. The 22-year-old Albanian international will not be immediately available to Sean Dyche due to the injury, but the Everton manager will be relieved to have secured a striker to support Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

The transfer window saw a flurry of activity, with Everton missing out on Kalvin Phillips and Jens Cajuste to Ipswich Town. However, the Toffees capitalized on Broja’s failed move to Portman Road, swooping in to secure the striker’s services.

The deal also saw Chelsea offer David Datro Fofana on loan in exchange for Dominic Calvert-Lewin, but the Englishman remained at Goodison Park despite his contract situation. Unless Calvert-Lewin signs a new contract in the coming months, he may be a prime candidate to leave in the January window to avoid a free transfer exit next summer.

Broja’s arrival was followed by the signing of Lyon midfielder Orel Mangala, completing a busy transfer window for Everton. The Toffees’ fans will be hoping that the new signings can make an immediate impact, starting with the upcoming match against Bournemouth.

In related news, John Textor, the potential future owner of Everton, made a move to sign a player for his other club, Lyon, after talks with an international star. The developments have sparked excitement among Everton fans, who are eager to see new ownership bring stability and investment to the club.

With the transfer window now closed, Everton can focus on the season ahead, buoyed by the optimism surrounding Textor’s potential takeover and the new signings. The coming weeks will be crucial in determining the success of Dyche’s team and the future of the club under potential new ownership.