Everton FC’s Striker Conundrum: Can Armando Broja Fill the Void?As the 2024/25 Premier League season approaches, Everton FC finds itself in a precarious position regarding its striking options. With Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s future uncertain and Beto’s potential departure, Sean Dyche’s team may need to secure a new striker before the transfer window closes.Everton has been linked to various strikers this summer, including Tammy Abraham and Armando Broja. The latter, a Chelsea player, has been touted as a potential target for the Toffees. However, Ipswich Town’s interest in Broja had posed a threat to Everton’s chances of signing him.Recent developments have now given Everton a clear run to sign Broja. According to Sky Sports reporter Alan Myers, Ipswich Town is closing in on the signing of Blackburn Rovers striker Sammie Szmodics. This reduces the competition for Broja’s signature, making it more likely for Everton to secure his services.Despite having options like Iliman Ndiaye, Everton’s striking department still raises concerns. The team’s inability to score goals was a significant issue last season, with the Toffees holding the second-worst record in the league. Broja’s signing could potentially address this problem, but questions remain about his ability to make an immediate impact.Broja has been hailed as ‘sensational’ in the past, but his Premier League experience is limited. He has scored just eight goals in the top flight, and his opportunities at Chelsea have been scarce. This lack of experience may raise doubts about his ability to lead the line for Everton.However, if Calvert-Lewin departs, Everton will need to act swiftly to find a replacement. Broja’s signing could be a gamble worth taking, given his potential and the lack of alternative options. Dyche’s team needs a striker who can deliver goals consistently, and Broja may be the best available option.In conclusion, Everton’s striker situation is precarious, but the potential signing of Armando Broja offers a glimmer of hope. While concerns about his experience and ability to make an immediate impact are valid, the Toffees may have no choice but to take a chance on the young striker. With the transfer window closing in, Everton must act quickly to secure Broja’s services and address their striking woes.
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