Key Takeaways:
- Last night, Bayern Munich had a loan approach for Christopher Nkunku turned down by Chelsea
- The Premier League side have set a €50 million price tag on Nkunku, whose contract runs until summer 2028
- Chelsea are prioritising the acquisition of a winger and an attacking midfielder before the summer window closes
Bayern’s Approach Rejected
Bayern Munich have encountered resistance in their efforts to bolster their attacking options, as Chelsea rejected an approach to sign forward Christopher Nkunku on a loan deal, according to a report from Sky Sports. The German champions had targeted the France international as a temporary solution, but the proposal was swiftly dismissed by the London club.
🚨🔴 FC Bayern and Christopher #Nkunku have reached a full verbal agreement. Personal terms are 100% agreed, as Christo wants to join Bayern.
However, Chelsea still want a permanent deal, as previously reported, while Bayern are considering a loan. There is no agreement on the… pic.twitter.com/i2XD2IcbOQ
— Florian Plettenberg (@Plettigoal) August 17, 2025
Chelsea Stand Firm on Transfer Terms
Chelsea are adamant that any departure involving Nkunku would have to be a permanent deal, aligning with both the club’s and the player’s preferences. The Blues have placed a €50 million valuation on the former RB Leipzig star, who remains under contract at Stamford Bridge until the summer of 2028.
Focus Shifts to Reinforcements
While interest in Nkunku intensifies from abroad, Chelsea’s focus within the transfer market remains on incomings. The club is actively looking to strengthen their squad by signing a winger and an attacking midfielder before the current summer transfer period concludes.
