Marco Silva plays down chances of Fulham signing Armando Broja in £50m deal from Chelsea
Marco Silva plays down chances of Fulham signing Armando Broja in £50m deal from Chelsea
Marco Silva has downplayed the probabilities of Fulham bringing in a brand new striker before the transfer window closes despite recent hyperlinks with Chelsea's Armando Broja.
The Cottagers have been held to a goalless draw at residence to Everton on Tuesday night despite having 25 photographs and 70 per cent possession, with the match underlining their want for more firepower up prime.
Raul Jimenez leads the aspect's scoring charts with just 5 Premier League objectives, however he was pressured off at half-time towards Everton with a hamstring damage.
Fulham have been linked in current days with a last-minute, £50million swoop for Chelsea forward Broja, but Silva has now performed down the probability of any new additions.
Requested if Jimenez's damage increases the probabilities of signing a striker amid rising links with a move for Broja, Silva stated: 'Okay, to be trustworthy with you, for those who ask me that I'm expecting some or very many issues till the top of the market, no.
'I was clear with you from the start of the window. In fact, with the decisive games we had earlier than this one, if it was potential to do something we should always have executed it at first of the window as a result of we had semi-finals to play, FA Cup to play and all that stuff.
'In fact, the board is making an attempt to do their greatest. Should you ask me if I anticipate many, many issues until the top of the market then no.'
Particularly on rumoured curiosity in Broja, Silva stated: 'No, I can't speak about gamers that are not [Fulham] gamers. I'm not going to speak about rumours.'
On Jimenez's damage, he added: 'Not simply him, Issa Diop came out as properly. Each of them got here out with some hamstring points.
'Let's see how it's going to be in the next hours and they're going to be assessed by the medical division. Let's see the way it's going to be.
'When you've gotten some issues in the hamstring [that force you] to return out it's not a great signal, undoubtedly.
'Once you play three video games in seven days, such intense games and all that stuff, you could have all the time a danger there. In some moments it's potential to rotate. For us, it's not been straightforward to rotate some players and then there's one of these danger you must take.
'If it was brief earlier than the game when it comes to numbers, with some youngsters on the bench too, in all probability it's going to be even shorter for the subsequent one nevertheless it's our actuality and we have now to keep working with the gamers that we've got.'
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