Nkunku passed secret medical checks to sign for Chelsea – clause 60,000,000 euros

He arrived in the summer of 2019 from Paris Saint-Germain for 13 million euros, and now he could earn Leipzig many times over. The well-informed Bild writes that 24-year-old Christopher Nkunku has already undergone medical examinations before a possible transfer to Chelsea.However, the move should be completed only in the summer of 2023, which is not so unusual. In the same way, Naby Keita was sold to Liverpool in 2017, where he played his first game in 2018.Chelsea have already conducted medical checks on RB Leipzig attacker Christopher Nkunku ahead of a potential future transfer,according to reports. The Blues are among the frontrunners for the France international forward,who won the Bundesliga Player of the Year award last season pic.twitter.com/rj2NNko5Kt— Frank Khalid (@FrankKhalidUK) September 30, 2022 Although the transfer of Nkunku has not yet been completed, because Chelsea has not agreed on the terms of the transfer with Leipzig, but as the French striker’s contract also has an exit clause in the amount of 60 million euros, the Germans will not be able to negotiate if the Blues decide to buy the player for that amount.Nkunku is an attractive option. In 147 games for Leipzig he scored 53 goals and set up another 48 which is a respectable performance. That’s probably why Chelsea accelerated the whole deal, and according to information from Bild, the player has already undergone secret medical checks. Not in London, but with a doctor in Frankfurt. He underwent cardiological examinations there, and Chelsea’s orthopedist was also present. Everything has already been paid for, which means that part is over.##NAJAVA_MECA_6686176##The Blues obviously wanted to get the job done in secret, but now that the news has leaked, it remains to be seen if another club will come forward to try and snatch their target. At Leipzig, they don’t care, although it doesn’t necessarily mean that they will get all 60 million euros. But as Nkunku’s contract expires only in 2026, they don’t have to budge if they are not satisfied with an offer.

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