Juventus are keeping an eye on one Chelsea player at Euro 2024 as they look to bring him in this summer.
Chelsea have quite a few representatives at the tournament in Germany.
For example, the likes of Cole Palmer, Conor Gallagher, Marc Cucurella and Armando Broja have all been called up by their respective countries.
The Euros could be particularly good for Broja, who did not get too much game time during the second half of last season.
Following his loan move to Fulham, the Albania international failed to make a single start in the Premier League.
Juventus keen on Chelsea player
The Euros could be a good audition for players such as Broja and Ian Maatsen, who are unlikely to have futures at Stamford Bridge.
Just like Broja, Maatsen also spent the second part of the 2023/24 campaign away from Chelsea.
Regarding the former, though, it looks like he has caught Juventus’ attention.
According to Tuttosport, Juventus want to move for Broja quickly so that they see off competition from AC Milan and are watching him at Euro 2024.
He started for Albania in their 2-1 defeat against holders Italy on Saturday night.
As well as Juventus and Milan, Everton also look to be keen on Broja, with journalist Ben Jacobs recently claiming that the Toffees were in contact with Chelsea over a potential £30m deal for the striker.
How did Armando Broja perform against Italy?
Broja was not able to make much of an impact at Signal Iduna Park before being taken off in the 77th minute.
According to WhoScored, the 22-year-old failed to register a single shot and was dispossessed two times.
He did, however, manage to win three aerial duels. No player on the pitch was able to win more.
Albania’s next game is against Croatia, and Broja will be hoping to get his name on the scoresheet like teammate Nedim Bajrami did on Saturday.
Do that, and it could help him to get his move to Juventus or another side this summer.