CHELSEA ace Armando Broja rubbed shoulders with Hollywood superstar Brad Pitt and other celebrities in London amid intense transfer speculation.
Broja, 20, attended the UK Gala premiere of Pitt's latest movie Bullet Train at Leicester Square in casual dress as he donned a white T-shirt and jeans on the red carpet.
The striker was joined by former Made in Chelsea star Kimberley Garner and cricket hero Jofra Archer, who also posed for the cameras and fans.
The Albania international wasn't the only footballer present as so was potential West Ham team-mate Michail Antonio, who donned a big brown hat.
Broja is reportedly closing in on a deal with the Hammers after flying from the US back to London.
The 20-year-old joined Chelsea for pre-season in the United States but seems set to depart from Stamford Bridge.
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Negotiations between the London rivals, which began with a £25million bid from West Ham last week, are said to be progressing well.
There is confidence that a deal can be struck after a second offer of £30m before add-ons was lodged.
Manager David Moyes has been keen on the Albanian star since his dazzling loan stint at Southampton last season.
The centre-forward shone bright in Saints' 3-2 win over the Hammers on Boxing Day.
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Broja tormented Moyes' defence as he claimed an assist and won a penalty.
The Chelsea academy graduate also scored a scintillating solo goal against West Ham in Southampton's FA Cup fifth-round win at St Mary's.
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