Chelsea has already signed a big Bundesliga star for next summer: Reports
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Christopher Nkunku might play for Chelsea from next summer
According to reports, English Premier League club Chelsea and French professional footballer Christopher Nkunku have pre-signed contracts for Nkunku to join the team in the coming summer. Because it was completely unexpected, the news spread quickly online.
Christopher Nkunku is presently a member of the RP Leipzig Bundesliga team. He represents both the France National Team and RP Leipzig as a forward or a midfielder. Additionally, sources claim that his transfer fee will exceed the agreed-upon release fee of €60 million.
Additionally, Christopher Nkunku had a medical exam to join Graham Potter’s team. With eight goals and one assist from twelve games, he had a fantastic season last year. With RP Leipzig, Nkunku signed a two-year contract that would have kept him with the team till 2026.
Chelsea must also strengthen their forward and midfield lineups given their current situation. Graham Potter was given the job of changing their performance and getting them back to the top after Thomas Tuchel was fired as their head coach. They will undoubtedly choose Nkunku as a good alternative.
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Chelsea in 2022-23 season of English Premier League
The English Premier League’s Chelsea is one of the most prestigious leagues in the world. They have not been in great shape this season and under the active direction of Graham Potter, they are still making every effort to revert to what old Chelsea genuinely is.
They now hold the fifth spot in the English Premier League after winning four of the seven games in which they have participated, for a total of 10 points. In two games, they failed to score in the UEFA Champions League. On October 8th, they play Wolverhampton Wanderers in their next game.
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