Everton striker Armando Broja will be sidelined for up to three months with an ankle ligament injury, says manager David Moyes.

Everton striker Armando Broja has suffered a cruel blow to potentially end yet another season. The on loan Chelsea frontman suffered an ankle ligament injury that will sideline him for three months. New manager David Moyes admitted that Broja ’s season was on the line and he may even go back to Chelsea.

Everton striker Armando Broja was given oxygen and carried off on a stretcher after injuring his right leg in an innocuous challenge in Thursday’s FA Cup match against Peterborough.

Everton striker Armando Broja suffered a nasty injury in the closing stages of his side's FA Cup third-round tie against League One side Peterborough United on Thursday night

Unfortunately for the young striker, his day would end on a stretcher, with his right leg in an air cast, and everyone fearing the worst. The 23-year-old had missed most of the season to that point with an Achilles issue, and spent all of last season trying to get back to his pre-injury levels after an ACL tear cost him most of 2023.

Armando Broja was handed a rare start for Everton in the FA Cup third round against Peterborough United - but was forced off the field after a horror injury

Everton striker Armando Broja suffered new injury heartbreak late in the FA Cup game with Peterborough United. The forward was stretchered off in the closing stages after being left on the ground following a robust challenge from Emmanuel Fernandez.

Everton loanee Armando Broja is set to be out for 10-12 weeks after sustaining ankle ligament damage. Manager David Moyes has suggested Broja could return to parent club Chelsea due to the injury. During Everton’s third round FA Cup match against Peterborough United on January 9,