- Leipzig eye Nkunku return in Simons deal
- Chelsea prepare squad overhaul before window shuts
- Garnacho remains on Blues’ transfer radar
Getty/GOALRB Leipzig want £52m Chelsea flop to be included in Xavi Simons transfer
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AFPTHE BIGGER PICTURE
Nkunku’s final season in Germany was nothing short of electric, with 16 goals in 25 appearances. Leipzig have never truly replaced him, and the chance to reunite with their former talisman is proving too tempting to ignore. But this isn’t just about nostalgia. Leipzig believe Nkunku could instantly elevate their attack, especially after losing striker Benjamin Sesko to Manchester United in a £74m ($99.5m) switch earlier this summer.
GETTYWHAT NEXT FOR CHELSEA?
Chelsea have already been making waves in the market, signing Liam Delap, Joao Pedro, Jamie Gittens, and securing Brazilian prodigy Willian Estevao. The aim is clear: depth, competition, and a frontline that can adapt to any tactical demand. The Blues will begin their Premier League campaign against Palace on August 17.
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