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Everton: Lampard 'would love to sign' £30m star in final hours at Goodison Park

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Everton boss Frank Lampard ‘would love to sign’ Armando Broja and Chelsea could sanction a move to Goodison Park if they bolster their attacking options, according to journalist Simon Phillips. Lampard has added more firepower to his squad by tempting Neal Maupay away from Brighton & Hove Albion last week, but he may secure further reinforcements ahead of tonight’s 11pm deadline.

Everton have an ongoing interest in Broja, who is back at Chelsea after spending last season on loan with Premier League rivals Southampton.

The Toffees were reportedly handed the opportunity to land the striker when his current employers offered his services, along with Conor Gallagher and £25million, for Anthony Gordon.

However, with Lampard keen to retain the academy product’s services at Goodison Park, the high-profile swap deal has not been signed off.

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