Nkunku may bid farewell to Chelsea this summer, with the giants snatching into the focus

July 23 Chelsea forward Nkunku left Stamford Bridge this summer is almost a foregone conclusion. Since January this year, Chelsea has been open to the sale of Nkunku, and the players themselves are eager to get more opportunities to play in the new team to regain their former glory.

Enkunku is 27 years old and is in the golden period of his career. In the 24/25 season, despite the injuries, he still played 48 times in various competitions for Chelsea, efficiently scoring 15 goals and sending 5 assists, showing his outstanding offensive ability. However, at a time when Chelsea's lineup is growing and competition is becoming increasingly fierce, Nkunku's appearance pick in the team has been affected to a certain extent.

With the news of Nkunku's departure, many top European clubs have extended olive branches to him. Bayern Munich, Barcelona and Manchester United all showed strong interest in the French international. For Bayern, due to the team's recent injury situation, a striker with rich experience and excellent goal-scoring ability is urgently needed to enhance the forward firepower; Barcelona value Nkunku's creativity and offensive diversity in the frontcourt, hoping that he can inject new vitality into the team's offensive end; Manchester United also hopes to enhance the team's threat in the offensive third zone by introducing Nkunku.

Chelsea's asking price for Nkunku was relatively high at first, but as the transfer market advanced, the price has been lowered to facilitate the transaction. Currently, Chelsea's price tag against Nkunku is about 43.3 million euros, which undoubtedly increases the players' attractiveness in the transfer market. For Nkunku, choosing a suitable new club will not only affect the development of his personal career, but will also determine whether he can regain his highlight in RB Leipzig. Fans are waiting and watching, looking forward to seeing this outstanding striker continue to shine on the new stage.