There has been 'no progress' in Bayern Munich's transfer pursuit of Chelsea forward Christopher Nkunku, with the Blues making a demand, according to reports. Vi

Bayern Munich’s rumored interest in Chelsea FC attacker Christopher Nkunku appears to be legitimate. L’Equipe broke down the situation (as captured by @iMiaSanMia) and a transfer will not be easy, but Bayern Munich does,

Per Sky Sports, if they sell Nkunku to interested clubs, such as Bayern Munich, they will only agree to do so on their terms. Nkunku had very impressive seasons with Leipzig in the Bundesliga before he came to England. Bayern may feel that his style of play is perfectly suited to their domestic league.

Bayern Munich sporting director Christoph Freund responds to reports of interest in Chelsea's Christopher Nkunku.

Bayern Munich are interested in signing Chelsea striker Christopher Nkunku, sources have told ESPN. The 27-year-old has started just two Premier League games this season and sources say he has grown frustrated at a lack of playing time under Enzo Maresca.

Bayern Munich have reportedly begun talks with Chelsea regarding the transfer of Christopher Nkunku, all while the two clubs discuss a separate deal involving a move for Bayern's Mathys Tel. Chelsea are open to parting ways with Nkunku and are looking for a transfer fee of around $80 million,

According to Florian Plettenberg, Chelsea attacking midfielder Christopher Nkunku (27) has agreed personal terms to join Bayern Munich. The France international wants to return to Germany after

Chelsea will demand a fee of around £65million for Christopher Nkunku, with Bayern Munich interested in signing the forward. The Athletic reported on Monday that Bayern have begun talks with Chelsea,

Chelsea have set their price for Christopher Nkunku as Bayern Munich appear to be closing in on a transfer for the 27-year-old. Reports have stated that Vincent

Sky Sports News journalist Kaveh Solhekol what he's been hearing about Chelsea striker Christopher Nkunku amid links with Bayern Munich.