The Albania international has not been able to break into the Fulham team since his arrival on loan at the end of the winter transfer window, with the form of Rodrigo Muniz keeping him out of the side.
In the seven matches since Broja's loan move, he has not started any of them, playing just 51 minutes across four substitute appearances.
Broja was not in the Fulham squad at all which beat Spurs 3-0 on Saturday evening, with the form of Muniz making him undroppable at present.
The Brazilian striker netted a brace against Spurs, meaning that he has scored seven goals in seven games since Broja joined the club, stepping up to the plate in the absence of Raul Jimenez.
Muniz's form has come at a minor cost to Fulham though, as The Mirror claim they are now due to pay Chelsea £4m as there is no possibility of Broja being able to start at least 60% of their games across his loan spell, one of the clauses included in the deal.
Fulham boss Marco Silva said pre-match that the potential payment would have no impact on his team selections, playing down any importance of it to him.
«I am not going to talk about something that is confidential between the clubs, I don't lose half a second thinking about it. I am here to take the decision about what is best for each game.» Silva claimed.
«If a player is in good shape and can help us win a match, that is the player that is going to be on the pitch. All the other things are not for me to think about.
»If Armando is not scoring goals or not playing right now it is because Rodrigo is playing better than him
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