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Tottenham Hotspur Eye Shock Summer Move for Chelsea's Christopher Nkunku

According to Fichajes, Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing 27-year-old French attacker Christopher Nkunku and are exploring the possibility of a loan deal with an option to buy for €45 million in the summer.
While Chelsea might prefer a permanent sale, Tottenham are hesitant to make an immediate financial commitment and would prefer a low-risk arrangement that suits their terms.
Nkunku, who has also attracted interest from Newcastle United, has struggled for regular starts at Chelsea. Given his limited game time, a move could benefit both player and club.
For Tottenham, he would offer versatility and creativity, capable of playing centrally or on either wing.
Despite limited minutes, he has managed to score 14 goals and provide five assists this season—an impressive return that underlines his potential value to the Spurs attack.
As Chelsea look to reshape their squad, they might consider offloading Nkunku permanently to generate funds for reinforcements.
However, whether they are open to an initial loan deal remains to be seen. The situation is likely to develop over the coming weeks.

For Tottenham, Champions League qualification has made this summer transfer window crucial.
They need to strengthen their attacking options, particularly with Richarlison facing an uncertain future after a disappointing, injury-hit season, and Timo Werner set to return to RB Leipzig when his loan expires.
Nkunku could be the dynamic forward Tottenham need, offering both goal-scoring prowess and creative flair.
He fits the profile of a player who can elevate their attacking output and add depth to the squad.
A swift agreement between the two clubs could be key, especially as competition for his signature is likely to intensify.
Ultimately, the transfer hinges on Chelsea’s willingness to negotiate on Tottenham’s terms, and on how the market evolves as the summer progresses.



