Chelsea's Armando Broja return already laid out after costly £36m transfer decision

Why on Earth is Armando Broja not starting for Chelsea? The 20-year-old Albanian is an absolute terror to play against. Another high- value Chelsea loanee is showing the world just how incredible the Cobham graduate scheme is.

Broja, who is currently on loan to Southampton, faced Manchester United on Saturday and completely dominated in the attack. Whilst it was Che Adams who wrote his name on the scoresheet, the talk of the town was around Broja and why he deserves his spot in the Chelsea starting XI.

The greatest Chelsea strikers have given the most elite defenders a torrid time. Harry Maguire and Raphael Varane both struggled to tame the Albanian’s power.

The personnel that Chelsea needs in front of goal is already a Chelsea player! Let's try not to make the same mistake we made with Tammy Abraham.

Since the departure of Didier Drogba, Chelsea has been seeking a player of his calibre. A man to brush players off him with ease. Bully his way through defences and actually finish. The closest the Blues have come to this was Diego Costa. The Costa Era was a short-lived fantasy, and we’ve yet to find someone that has an inner villain in them.

It may be premature to start having this conversation but Armando Broja could be the next best thing. He’s a little rough around the edges but that’s what makes him a perfect fit for Chelsea's young team.

I’m not a fan of soft players: Players who go down easily for the foul, players who lack the courage to truly battle their opponent. Despite playing against one of the biggest teams in England, it didn’t stop Broja from bullying Maguire. The 20-year-old refused to shy away from the battle, coming out on top every time.

It’s well known that Thomas Tuchel already has too many