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

Boss David Moyes is sympathetic towards Broja, who has an ankle injury that will keep him out for three months. However, Moyes wants to sign a replacement on loan and cannot do so without releasing Broja. After a home loss to Aston Villa, Moyes said: “We think Broja’s going to be out for somewhere between 10 and 12 weeks.

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

Armando Broja's injury nightmare has continued on loan at Everton from Chelsea as David Moyes looks to move in the January transfer window.

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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 star Armando Broja was stretchered off late on in his side’s FA Cup clash with Peterborough after suffering a worrying-looking injury. The striker, 23, appeared to awkwardly twist

David Moyes is back at Everton and still in search of his first victory as they host Tottenham in Premier League play on Sunday. Ange Postecglou has been dealt a rough hand considering injuries at this stage of the season but even with those,

Everton host Tottenham Hotspur at Goodison Park this Sunday with both sides desperate for a win.David Moyes’ homecoming was spoilt by Aston Villa in the Toffees’ last game as they lost 1-0 at

There was brief hope that Armando Broja’s ankle injury was not as bad as initially feared but it looks like the 23-year-old will just about miss the rest of the season after all, as he’s expected to be out for 10-12 weeks according to the latest word from Everton.

Everton vs Tottenham is scheduled for a 2pm GMT kick-off time today, Sunday, January 19, 2025. Goodison Park in Liverpool will host. TV channel: The game will be broadcast on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Ultra HDR. Live stream: Subscribers will be able to watch on a live stream via the Sky Go app.