The striker concluded his loan from Chelsea to Fulham on February’s Deadline Day.
After a very disappointing loan at Fulham last season, Everton is rumored to be in “daily contact” with Premier League rivals Chelsea in an attempt to bring striker Armando Broja to Goodison Park.
On Deadline Day in February, the 22-year-old made the quick transfer from Stamford Bridge to Craven Cottage as Marco Silva sought to bolster his offensive line. After injuring his hamstring, Raul Jimenez needed options up front for Fulham.
Fulham had looked at a permanent deal for Broja but were quoted a lofty £50 million by Chelsea. Eventually, a loan move was agreed with Silva’s side forking out £4 million for the short-term move.