Chelsea's Broja and other sports stars at London premiere of 'Bullet Train' - in pictures

Cricketer Jofra Archer and West Ham's Michail Antonio attend gala event

West Ham player Michail Antonio attends the premiere of movie 'Bullet Train' at Cineworld Leicester Square in London on Wednesday evening, July 20, 2022. Getty

Michail Antonio attends the screening of the 'Bullet Train' in London. Getty

Chelsea player Armando Broja at the premiere of the film 'Bullet Train' in London. AP

England cricketer Jofra Archer attends the premiere of 'Bullet Train' in London. Getty

Jofra Archer at the UK screening of 'Bullet Train' in London. Getty

British kickboxer and MMA fighter Michael Page at Cineworld Leicester Square in London. Getty

Michael Page attends the premiere of 'Bullet Train' in London. Getty

From left: Kelly McCormick, Brian Tyree Henry, Joey King, Brad Pitt, Aaron Taylor-Johnson and David Leitch at the screening of 'Bullet Train' in London. Getty

The London premiere of Brad Pitt's latest movie 'Bullet Train' saw a number of sports stars in attendance on Wednesday evening.

Chelsea's Armando Broja, West Ham's Michail Antonio, England fast bowler Jofra Archer and British kickboxer and MMA fighter Michael Page were in attendance during the UK screening.

Broja was at the gala event even as Chelsea are still weighing up plans for the Albanian international for the coming season.

Broja has drawn strong interest from West Ham, Napoli, Newcastle and Southampton – where the striker scored nine goals on loan last term.

The 20-year-old showcased excellent attacking abilities during his loan spell, and is now reported to be ready for a permanent challenge.

Meanwhile, Archer continues to fight his way back to fitness after an extended period on the sidelines. The right-arm fast bowler last played for England in March 2021 and had hoped to make his comeback following a long-term elbow injury sometime this season.

However, Archer was ruled out of the 2022 summer with a stress fracture in his lower back.

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