Corriere dello Sport reports that Cagliari are pursuing Armando Broja, and that the Sardinian side would ideally want a loan with an option to buy, but Burnley’s demands are currently causing problems. According to the newspaper, Broja has no intention of playing in the Championship and is seeking to leave. Burnley paid around £20m to sign him last summer, which will make things difficult for Italian clubs, especially as the Clarets do not want to incur major losses.

According to Tuttomercato, Armando Broja is reportedly open to potential negotiations with Cagliari. It remains unclear what Burnley's intentions are.

Cagliari is pursuing a loan deal for 24-year-old Armando Broja, with Burnley's relegation potentially facilitating the move. Lazio, Parma, and Udinese are also mentioned as Italian teams that have been monitoring the Albanian forward. The striker made 24 appearances for Burnley last season, and their current asking price is believed to be around €12 million.