Chelsea attacker Christopher Nkunku has been linked with a move away from the club, and Bayern Munich are keen on securing his signature.
According to a report by The Athletic, Chelsea want £65 million to part ways with Christopher Nkunku. It will be interesting to see if Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich are prepared to pay up for the 27-year-old.
£65 million is a lot of money for Nkunku, and the German outfit will want to sign him for a reasonable price. It remains to be seen of the situation unfolds. The Frenchman has also been linked with other top clubs, including Atletico Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain.
The French international has struggled for regular game time at Chelsea, and he needs to leave the club in order to get his career back on track. The opportunity to join a club like Bayern Munich will be quite exciting for him, and he will hope that the two clubs can work out a deal quickly.
The 27-year-old will be focused on playing more often in the coming weeks, and it will be interesting to see if he can join a club where he will get ample opportunities. Nkunku was regarded as one of the finest attackers in the world when he moved to Chelsea. However, the move has not worked out for him, and it would be ideal for all parties to go their separate ways.
Bayern Munich could use Nkunku
Bayern Munich need attacking reinforcements, and signing the versatile 27-year-old could prove to be a wise decision. He is capable of operating as a winger, an attacking midfielder as well as a centre forward. The French international will add goals and creativity to the side.
Meanwhile, Christopher Nkunku has played in the Bundesliga with RB Leipzig in the past, and he knows the league well. He should be able to settle in quickly and make an instant impact.
Chelsea might need to be more reasonable with their demands for the move to go through. While there is no doubt that the Bundesliga outfit have the financial resources to pay £65 million for the French attacker, they will not want to pay over the odds for someone who has not played regular football in months.
