Everton receive Armando Broja injury boost ahead of West Ham clash | OneFootball

Everton appear to have received a massive injury boost ahead of their Premier League game against West Ham United on Saturday at Goodison Park.

The Toffees have shown incredible fight back under new manager David Moyes and are unbeaten in their last eight league games.

The fear of relegation has quickly evaporated, although Moyes has warned his players not to get complacent. Everton and West Ham are both on 33 points, and the Toffees should be aiming to pick up all three points after three consecutive draws.

Everton are already missing several key players due to injuries. Orel Mangala has been ruled out for the rest of the season. Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Iliman Ndiaye, and Dwight McNeil are also out for long spells.

However, the Toffees fans will be excited to find that Armando Broja has returned to full training ahead of the weekend’s clash. Everton have shared the training pictures via the club’s official website, and Broja is seen training with his teammates.

The 23-year-old striker joined the Toffees on loan from Chelsea, but he has played only five Premier League games. It took him until December to play his first game for Everton, and he picked up an ankle injury again in January.

Chelsea refused to take him back in January, and he continued to stay with the Toffees. He has now returned at the crucial juncture of the season and can make valuable contributions to helping Everton climb up the league table.

Moyes will be happy to see him back in training. It is unlikely that he will feature against the Hammers, but there is a high possibility that he will be fully fit to play after the international break. Beto has done well as a lone striker under Moyes, and Broja will add more competition for the starting role.