Armando Broja can help Chelsea finally solve the club's age-old striker curse by fulfilling his dream to become the next Cristiano Ronaldo and Harry Kane. Since Didier Drogba left Stamford Bridge seven-years ago, the Blues have struggled to replace the Ivorian with only Diego Costa, Tammy Abraham and Olivier Giroud coming close to replicating the talisman's output.
In a column with The Players' Tribune, Broja vowed to mould his game around Ronaldo and Kane. And, having just recently penned a six-year deal at Chelsea, the west London side look set to harbour one of Europe's leading strikers - should he stay true to his word.
"I know I’ve got high targets," the Albanian international said. "I want to be Albania’s own Harry Kane, Ronaldo or R9. I want to get my country to a World Cup. And when my career is over, I want my name to live on. For Albania. For my Dad."
