His loan to Everton has been a complete bust, much like the rest of his career since he was a sensation at Vitesse and Southampton. He arrived hurt, recovered, then got hurt again with a potentially season-ending injury, and now they (naturally) want to get rid of him. However, it won’t be that easy; they obviously don’t have a unilateral termination clause, or else they would have activated it by now. Instead, it will be up to Chelsea to negotiate how to handle this difficult situation.
According to the Athletic’s transfer deal document, the Blues will only re-sign their striker if they are able to loan out a replacement to the Toffees. Ben Chilwell, Carney Chukwuemeka, and Kiernan-Dewsbury Hall are all listed as “potential players of interest.”
After replacing Sean Dyche as manager, David Moyes is already working to move his former team up the league. We believe that any one of those three could do a good job of supporting him and earning some much-needed playing time. All that needs to be done is make the numbers add up.
Loan solution seems the smart one for Chelsea and Everton
In the final week of the window, there is a lot of work to be done. We believe it would be beneficial for both Chelsea and these players if we could get one of them to Goodison Park. You cannot win over Broja or Everton by abandoning him there hurt in order to save money on his salary. Surely there’s a better solution out there to keep everyone a little happier.
Taking him back on the condition they loan another player is a mutually agreeable setup, to us.
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