Bryan King claims Armando Broja won’t be able to train with Everton until November.
The ex-Goodison scout has speculated that the Toffees could be as good as gone from the Premier League by that point if things don’t improve.
As Alan Myers reported via X (31 August), Broja is expected to be out of action for around seven weeks.
And King – speaking exclusively to Goodison News – doesn’t expect the striker to be available for selection until November.
“He won’t be available until November,” King said.
“Everton could be as good as relegated by then the way things are going. Broja is going to be on the treatment table for the next seven weeks, and then they will need to bring him in and get him used to the system.
He won’t be able to play until November, and then the cold weather comes, and then what happens?”
Everton loanee Armando Broja sidelined until November?
If Myers is to be believed, Broja will be out of action for around seven weeks.
That brings him to late October, and he will then need time to find his feet again and get accustomed to Sean Dyche’s way of playing. In addition, the Everton boss won’t want to rush the 22-year-old back.
Therefore, supporters shouldn’t expect to see Broja in action at Goodison Park until November, at least.
That will come as quite a blow to the Toffees, who look as if they currently need all the help that they can get.
