Chelsea have reached an agreement to sell striker Armando Broja to Burnley, the newly promoted team in the Premier League. The agreement involves Broja moving to Burnley, with the 23-year-old having already joined the Clarets for a medical examination. Although the exact amount of Burnley's offer remains undisclosed, it is believed to be as much as £20 million ($26.5 million), which would be considered pure profit for Chelsea since Broja is an academy graduate. Broja, who will turn 24 in September, debuted for Chelsea at the end of the 2019–20 season and had loan periods at Vitesse, Southampton, and Everton, where he demonstrated his potential through his goal-scoring ability and the experience he gained. Despite a promising beginning, his career faced setbacks due to a significant ACL injury, resulting in limited appearances during a loan spell at Fulham. With expectations of a new beginning, Broja is likely to join Scott Parker's Burnley in their return to the Premier League.