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Hopeful to return
Broja (ankle) is hoping to return for Saturday's clash with West Ham, according to manager David Moyes. "He's in and around it. It's a bit like [Youssef] Chermiti and [Seamus]Coleman. They've had another five-or-six-days training, whereas Broja is just back in and amongst it. So, just getting closer. Hopefully, we'll be able to get him on the bench for tomorrow's game."
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Close to return
Broja (ankle) travelled with the team to the training camp and is nearing a return to the match squad, coach David Moyes confirmed in a press conference. "Broja is training. He's joined in a little bit but he's not fully right yet. I'm hoping that maybe after the international break might be the right time. There's an outside chance that maybe he could be fit for next week, maybe, but, at the moment, I can only follow the medical team. If I was guessing, it looks more like after the international break."
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Possibility in four to five weeks
Broja (ankle) is expected to return within four to five weeks, according to Anton Toloui of Sky Sports.
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Out for about three months
Broja (ankle) underwent additional scans for his ankle injury, and it is now confirmed he is likely to be sidelined for the next 10-12 weeks, according to manager David Moyes. "We think he's going to be out for somewhere between 10-12 weeks. It's his ankle ligaments. It'll probably mean there's a possibility that he will have to go back to Chelsea."
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Set for more scans
Broja (ankle) is undergoing more scans, accoridng to manager David Moyes. "He is going for another scan. I think there's a little bit of mixed [feeling] - one moment we're not thinking it's not too bad, so that's why we're doubling up [with the scans]. We're just waiting on a bit of swelling to go down before he goes for a scan and hopefully, we'll get a better idea in the next few days."
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Stuttgart showing interest
Stuttgart are interested in signing Broja, according to Sky Sports Germany.
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Broja wants to leave Chelsea since he's not expected to play a role for the team this upcoming season. He's keen on making the move to the Bundesliga, but it's unclear if both teams will reach an agreement for the loan to go through before the end of the transfer window.
Broja wants to leave Chelsea since he's not expected to play a role for the team this upcoming season. He's keen on making the move to the Bundesliga, but it's unclear if both teams will reach an agreement for the loan to go through before the end of the transfer window.