Chelsea set to sign Nkunku in 2023 as Fabrizio Romano reveals release clause

Chelsea are reportedly set to sign RB Leipzig attacker Christopher Nkunku in 2023, as trusted journalist Fabrizio Romano reveals details about a preemptive medical and an apparent release clause amount.

Most recently, the Blues won a London derby 2-1 versus Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park. This was Graham Potter’s maiden Premier League clash for CFC, and the result was much-needed. Loss would have heaped pressure onto the ex-Brighton & Hove Albion head coach; hypothetical stalemate wouldn’t have gone down too well, either.

On-pitch attention turns to the Champions League with AC Milan the subsequent opponents. Milan will be a tough test for Potter’s men, though playing at Stamford Bridge may perhaps offer slight advantages on the evening. So don’t rule out another victory for Chels’ in midweek. However, a separate headline has taken some of the spotlight away from the next match.

Chelsea set to sign Christopher Nkunku in 2023 as Fabrizio Romano reveals medical and release clause details

When Fabrizio Romano speaks, football fans will inevitably listen. Confirmation is then taken, articles are written, with hope and promise emerging. That is the present power of the man who is very rarely wrong. With respect to Chelsea, we have a huge potential revelation to bring you hot off the Italian’s presses.

You see, the Blues have been targeting Christopher Nkunku of RB Leipzig for a while. We know that a secret medical was recently completed thanks to BILD breaking the supposed news, as cited by Romano. A CFC orthopedist was in attendance; presumably this measure is taken because of possible damage to athletes’ bones from competing injuries.

In addition to the physical work carried out, Chelsea purportedly sent a ‘longterm offer’ to the forward thinking player. Though the west London outfit await a ‘full agreement’ with the Germans.

Pride of London certainly approve of this prospective deal: Nkunku is a rare talent whose drive and intensity actually match his natural ability and technique. Adaptability is key for Potter, and the striker can also be deployed as a No.10 or supporting the main centreforward. Goals are not a problem for the thrillingly direct Frenchman – he may well be the missing spark.

Romano has clarified, however, that this is not yet a done deal. Although, with a suggested €60million release clause, the Red Bulls will have to pull off a miracle to keep the 24-year-old.