Chelsea ‘to conclude transfers before deciding on future of Armando Broja and Levi Colwill after stunning 2021-22 loans’

CHELSEA could make starlets Armando Broja and Levi Colwill sweat on their future until Thomas Tuchel has completed his summer signings. West Ham, Napoli, Newcastle and former loan club Southampton fancy striker Broja, while left-back Colwill is also being linked with the Saints after his temporary spell with Huddersfield last season. It’s understood the duo […]

CHELSEA could make starlets Armando Broja and Levi Colwill sweat on their future until Thomas Tuchel has completed his summer signings.

West Ham, Napoli, Newcastle and former loan club Southampton fancy striker Broja, while left-back Colwill is also being linked with the Saints after his temporary spell with Huddersfield last season.

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It’s understood the duo wanted their situation sorted before the Blues jet off for a USA tour this weekend.

But Albania star Broja, 20, and 19-year-old Colwill reportedly accept that Tuchel‘s priority is to see which defenders and attackers he brings in.

And if the Stamford Bridge chief fails to land some of his top targets he would be tempted to keep at least one of the youngsters.

The Mail say the Blues are still in talks with both men.

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Broja, in particular, is hot property after bagging nine goals for Southampton last term.

And he could yet earn a place in Tuchel’s senior squad 

That would still be the case assuming Manchester City frontman Raheem Sterling completes his £50million move to Chelsea.

Wideman Serge Gnabry could also arrive, while a blockbuster move for Cristiano Ronaldo is still reportedly on the radar.

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Further back in the team, Tuchel is closing in on at least one new top-class central defender.

Kalidou Koulibaly, Nathan Ake and Jules Kounde are all in contention.