Milan has unexpectedly acquired Christopher Nkunku from Chelsea. The player arrived in Milan yesterday. Chelsea received 38 million euros plus bonuses for the transfer, making Nkunku the second most expensive player in the club's history. The move is discussed on Tuttomercatoweb.com by Marco Conterio, highlighting tactical and physical considerations regarding Nkunku's integration into the team.

Tuttomercato reports on Christopher Nkunku's imminent move to Milan following his medical examinations. Christopher Nkunku has completed the medical examinations at Madonnina and is now set to sign a contract with Milan for the next four years. The official announcement is expected in the afternoon. The agreement includes a salary of 5 million euros per season, and Milan has already paid Chelsea 40 million euros for the transfer.

Christopher Nkunku's transfer to AC Milan is completed. The agreement is for a €37m fee, plus €5m in add-ons. Nkunku is in Milan for a medical test and will sign a five-year deal. Chelsea will also have a sell-on clause included in the deal.

CalcioMercato reports on Cristopher Nkunku's imminent transfer to Milan. Cristopher Nkunku is undergoing medical examinations before signing a contract with Milan. He arrived at Milan Linate airport last night and will complete his medical today before signing a new contract that will bind him to the club for the next 5 years, until 2030.

CalcioMercato reports on Cristopher Nkunku's arrival in Italy to join Milan. Cristopher Nkunku has arrived in Italy to join Milan. He landed at Milano Linate airport and will undergo medical examinations on August 29th before signing a five-year contract with Milan, which will last until 2030. He is considered the new offensive reinforcement for Milan under the management of Max Allegri.

90min reports on Chelsea's agreement with AC Milan for the transfer of Christopher Nkunku. Chelsea have agreed on a transfer fee with AC Milan for Christopher Nkunku. The overall package is worth up to €42 million, including a sell-on clause. Personal terms are in place, and Nkunku has been granted permission to travel for a medical.

Mundo Deportivo reports on Christopher Nkunku's imminent transfer to Milan. Christopher Nkunku, a 27-year-old French forward, is set to join Milan. The transfer is practically closed following the agreement between the involved parties. Nkunku has been granted permission to travel to Italy for a medical examination. He has agreed to a salary reduction from his Chelsea wage, with his new salary at Milan being less than five million euros per year, which is lower than Rafael Leao's salary, the highest-paid player at Milan. The contract will be for five seasons.

Tuttomercato reports on Milan's successful signing of Christopher Nkunku from Chelsea. Milan has signed Christopher Nkunku from Chelsea. The operation was completed in a few hours by sports director Igli Tare. Nkunku will sign a four-year contract earning 5 million euros net per season.

Tuttomercato reports that Milan is nearing an agreement with Chelsea for the transfer of Christopher Nkunku. Milan is very close to an agreement with Chelsea for Christopher Nkunku. The deal is in its final stages, and the player may soon move to Italy. The transfer will be completed for around 40 million euros, with the player signing a four-year contract worth 5 million euros per season. Nkunku is expected to undergo medical examinations at Milan soon.

Christopher Nkunku is very close to joining AC Milan. An agreement is nearly reached between the 27-year-old player and the Rossoneri. Chelsea had previously refused a loan offer from Bayern Munich. A contract until 2030 awaits Nkunku at Milanello, and discussions between the two clubs are progressing well, though not yet finalized. The transfer fee is expected to be around 45 million euros, making it the second-largest purchase in the club's history.

AC Milan is attempting to sign Christopher Nkunku and has almost agreed on a five-year contract with him. The Italian club is set to make an offer between 30 and 40 million euros.

Christopher Nkunku is reportedly being considered by Milan as a potential replacement for Luka Jovic. It is suggested that any transfer would likely be a straightforward loan since Chelsea is asking for £65 million (€76.8m / $79m) for Nkunku. Bayern Munich is said to have agreed on personal terms with Nkunku, but a deal with Chelsea has not yet been finalized. Reports indicate that Milan's interest in Nkunku is part of a larger strategy to enhance their team, as the club has recently gathered new information on several Chelsea players. With Monaco having inquired about Luka Jovic, Milan views Nkunku as a suitable replacement in their attacking lineup. The Italian club is reportedly exploring the possibility of securing Nkunku on a loan deal while they continue to evaluate their options amidst ongoing negotiations for other targets, such as Joao Felix.