Leipzig are among a number of sides interested in the forward, but have some financial reservations about the logistics of a potential deal.

Chelsea and Bayern Munich have opened talks over a potential transfer for forward Christopher Nkunku, journalist Florian Plettenberg reports.

The Blues are in talks with two German clubs as they look to slim down their squad before the transfer deadline.

Bayern Munich have opened talks with Chelsea for Christopher Nkunku, talkSPORT understands. The German champions also made an enquiry for the French international back in January, but

The 30-year-old is Everton's sixth new arrival of the summer after Thierno Barry, Mark Travers, Adam Aznou and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, and the loan addition of Jack Grealish. Carlos Alcaraz also joined on a permanent switch after spending the second half of last season on loan at the club.

Bayern Munich have opened discussions with Chelsea over the possible signing of Christopher Nkunku. The Bundesliga champions are exploring a loan deal with an option to buy and a permanent transfer. Chelsea favour an outright sale and are unwilling to sanction a temporary move.

Bayern Munich’s next target in the transfer window is reported to be Chelsea FC’s Christopher Nkunku. With Kingsley Coman expected to leave to Saudi Arabia, the Bavarians have lined up his replacement on the wing. The 27-year-old attacker from Chelsea is available only for a full transfer with no option to loan for Bayern Munich.

The reporter suggests Chelsea are expecting a fee of around €40 million (£34.5m) plus add ons for Nkunku. He also states that personal terms should not be an issue, with the former RB Leipzig man keen on a move to Bavaria to join Bayern.

Inter Milan are the latest club to express an interest in Christopher Nkunku, with the Frenchman’s future one to watch until deadline day according to Sky Germany reporter Florian Plettenberg.

Christopher Nkunku emerges as a talent Nkunku started his soccer journey by spending six years at tiny regional side AS Marolles. After a year with ninth-tier side Fontainebleau, he signed with French powerhouse Paris Saint-Germain. Signing for a club as big as PSG cemented Nkunku as one of France’s most-intriguing prospects.

Fabrizio Romano has provided an update on the Blues' transfer plans, with an exit to unlock an exciting new capture.