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Bayern Munich before mega transfer: Nkunku from Chelsea in their sights!
FC Bayern Munich is interested in Chelsea's Christopher Nkunku and Stuttgart's Nick Woltemade. Transfers could be pending this season.
Bayern Munich before mega transfer: Nkunku from Chelsea in their sights!
FC Bayern Munich continues to show great interest in signing Christopher Nkunku from Chelsea. There are already talks between the two clubs, reports laola1.at. According to transfer expert Ben Jacobs, both a loan and a permanent transfer are conceivable, with Chelsea wanting to sell Nkunku for under €46 million. The offensive player already has experience from the Bundesliga, having previously worked at RB Leipzig. Several German media confirm Bayern's growing interest in Nkunku, who can impress with his versatility in attack.
In other big news, FC Bayern Munich recently took on Paris Saint-Germain in the FIFA Club World Cup. The match ended with a 0-2 defeat for Bayern. The scorers for PSG were Desire Doue and Ousmane Dembélé, who was also impressed by the side for his performance. The game was complemented by several yellow cards and one red card on both sides, with Bayern's Lucas Hernandez becoming a spectator with a red card in stoppage time. Despite intense pressure, Bayern were unable to catch up.
Bundesliga season 2025/26 is approaching
At the same time, the schedules for the coming Bundesliga season were published, which will start on August 22, 2025 with an opening game between Bayern Munich and RB Leipzig. The great anticipation for the Bundesliga is also reflected in the following opening games, where, among others, Bayer Leverkusen will play against Hoffenheim and Eintracht Frankfurt will play against Werder Bremen.
For Bundesliga 2, the new season begins on August 1, 2025, and the regular seasons of both leagues end in May 2026, which means an exciting time for all football fans in Germany. Fans can also look forward to other important dates such as relegation games at the end of the season. When creating the game plans, local and security requirements were taken into account in order to do justice to the clubs and their needs, as bundesliga.com reports.