Everton player Armando Broja’s injury status is updated during a behind-the-scenes look.

Dr. Rajpal Brar says that Everton striker Armando Broja may be doing biomechanics work while he heals from a knee injury.

The injury expert says that the fact that the Albanian is working with the sports science team at Finch Farm is because he’s not fit enough to play yet.

Even though Sean Dyche said he was close to being back in training, it’s still thought that he won’t be back with the first team for a few weeks.

According to Brar, an expert in both physical therapy and sports science, Dyche told Goodison News that Broja has been working with the sports science team.

“I think it has something to do with how fit he is and maybe some biomechanical work, since he hurt his knee so badly.”

“It looks like he won’t be back for a few more weeks.”

Still, Armando Broja hasn’t played for Everton yet.

It was a big risk for Everton to sign Broja on loan from Chelsea, and it’s still not clear if he can get back to his best after being hurt.

Still, he needs some time to get used to his new home and team. Dyche should be able to get the best out of him.

At this point, it doesn’t look like he’ll be able to play with the first team again before the international break.