Substitute at Chelsea since the start of the season, Christopher Nkunku could consider a transfer to PSG in January. A signing validated by Luis Enrique, who loves the profile of the French international.
Under contract with Chelsea until June 2029, Christopher Nkunku is not one of the players who were supposed to host the next winter transfer window. But the French international's situation is not satisfactory with the Blues, where he has not started since the start of the season. A lack of playing time which is starting to weigh on Christopher Nkunku's morale, so much so that the latter is seriously considering leaving in January. And according to information from the insider account PSG Inside Actuit is in his training club, namely Paris Saint-Germain, that the native of Lagny-sur-Marne could bounce back.
Our colleague affirms it, the one who made his comeback to the French team in the fall is in favor of signing in the French capital. His attachment to Paris SG is intact and he wants to find pleasure and playing time in an environment “families”. The question in this type of situation is nevertheless to know if the interest is mutual, while Paris Saint-Germain has not really accustomed us to being hyper active during the winter transfer window in recent years. In the specific case, it still seems that Luis Enrique is not insensitive to the call of Christopher Nkunku's foot.
Nkunku and PSG, a mutual interest
Indeed, the profile of the Chelsea playmaker fits perfectly with what the Spanish technician is looking for, namely a technical, versatile player who seems to correspond to what Luis Enrique is looking for in attack. In the event of the departure of Randal Kolo Muani this winter, a transfer of the former RB Leipzig scorer cannot therefore be ruled out. It is also rumored that a potential exchange between Kolo Muani and Nkunku is not impossible. Another solution is possible in the eyes of Chelsea leaders, a loan with an option to purchase. The door is therefore wide open for PSG, which now only has to draw up an offer to complete what would be a very big blow during the season.
