On the one hand, Fulham are thrilled Rodrigo Muniz is suddenly scoring. On the other, they face a dilemma over what to do with Armando Broja, the striker who joined on loan from Chelsea on deadline day.
Fulham’s agreement with Chelsea is unusual in that the more matches Broja starts, the less he will cost.
Fulham are covering his wages whatever happens but Mail Sport understands they will not have to pay the full £4million fee if the Albanian (right), 22, starts 60 per cent of their games — a threshold which can only be met if he lines up in nine of their remaining 14 Premier League fixtures, after starting this win over Bournemouth on the bench.