According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Christopher Nkunku was expected to improve his career performance under Ruben Amorim, but his attitude in training was often judged lackluster and not matching the intensity required by the new coach. Videos circulating on social media show Nkunku apparently about to depart from Malpensa, suggesting he may have already left Milan.

Fabrizio Romano reports that Christopher Nkunku left Milano on Friday, but not due to any imminent transfer. Negotiations have recently begun with clubs that are interested in him. Nkunku is for sale as AC Milan wants him to leave before the end of the window.

Nicolo Schira reported that Christopher Nkunku was not called up by AC Milan for the friendly against Manchester United. Schira's report also states the French forward is not a central part of the squad, will be transferred elsewhere, and is willing to return to the Premier League.

Fabrizio Romano reported that AC Milan informed Christopher Nkunku of the decision to exclude him from team training. Nkunku is available on loan or for a permanent transfer and is not part of the Amorim project at Milan. Clubs in Italy and from other countries are in discussions with his agents.

According to Tuttomercato, Ruben Amorim has communicated to Christopher Nkunku that he must find a new team. The Milan coach values the Frenchman's qualities but considers other players more suitable for his style of play, and as a result the former Chelsea player has been placed on the market. Milan would prefer to recoup the investment made and would need to collect at least 29.6 million euros to prevent a capital loss on his 5-year contract. It is reportedly more likely that he will be loaned out, which could include an option or an obligation to buy under certain conditions.

According to Tuttomercato, Milan does not consider Christopher Nkunku to be non-transferable. However, no offers have been received.

According to Tuttomercato, a player's situation regarding a potential transfer and his future with his club is changing. While until a few weeks ago it seemed the player was destined for the summer market, the end of the season could now convince the club to rely on him again. The player's performance statistics are beginning to change the outlook on his future, and the management is also watching closely.

Christopher Nkunku is a player that Milan is willing to sell. The club has communicated to his agent, Pini Zahavi, that finding a suitable destination for Nkunku for the next season would be better. According to gazzetta.it, Milan does not want to sell the player for less than 40 million euros. Nkunku cost Milan 37 million euros plus bonuses, and to avoid a capital loss, a sale for at least 30 million euros is required. He is available for transfer due to a combination of factors unrelated to his technical abilities.

Christopher Nkunku could be made available for transfer next summer. According to Corriere dello Sport, Milan's asking price could be approximately 30 million euros, with the club aiming to avoid losses on its balance sheet. Saudi clubs are rumored to be possible destinations for Christopher Nkunku.

According to Tuttomercato, there is growing interest from Saudi Arabia in a potential transfer for Nkunku. The player is liked in Saudi Arabia. In January, possibilities for a move already existed, but leaving Milan was not an option. Now, however, the Frenchman may be forced to leave. His book value is just over thirty million euros.

Goal.com reports that Christopher Nkunku is expected to leave Milan and that his departure is described as certain. Nkunku is expected to have very limited playing time from now until the end of May. Additionally, Didier Deschamps has not selected Nkunku for France’s upcoming friendly matches against Brazil and Colombia.

Christopher Nkunku is expected to leave Milan in the summer, according to CalcioMercato. The club has decided to listen to offers for his transfer, with the aim of making a profit from his sale. Massimiliano Allegri has indicated that Nkunku is not a first choice and is behind Rafa Leao and Christian Pulisic in the hierarchy. With Santiago Gimenez returning, Nkunku's playing time may be further reduced.

There are hypotheses that Christopher Nkunku will leave Milan at the end of the year. According to Corriere dello Sport, in January the Frenchman rejected approaches from Turkish clubs to finish the year and make a final assessment in May. Nkunku's agent has a meeting scheduled at the end of the season at Casa Milan to determine the market strategy and understand if the player will be included in the plans for the following year.

Christopher Nkunku received advances from several clubs in January, particularly in Turkey. He stated he never thought about leaving. The player said his agent did not discuss offers with him, and for that reason, he considered them to be rumors. He added that he did not ask his agent to seek other opportunities or to approach other clubs, because he only wanted to be ready to perform at Milan.

Christopher Nkunku was placed on the transfer list by the management, Furlani-Ibra, in order to bring in Mateta, but the deal did not proceed due to Mateta's knee problems. Coach Allegri and director Tare supported Nkunku's wish to stay.

Christopher Nkunku has informed his management that he wants to continue in Lombardy, according to Sky Sport. Nkunku has decided against a departure this winter, as the French international wants to establish himself in the Milan project despite strong competition in the offensive sector.

According to CalcioMercato, Milan is open to selling Nkunku, and he remains on the market in the last days of the winter transfer window. The former Chelsea striker has not fully convinced the technical staff and the ownership, despite having a good January with 4 goals and 2 assists. The ownership reportedly expects a different performance from Nkunku due to the high costs of his transfer fee and salary. The club's intensified pursuit of Mateta suggests there is room for additional changes in the attack.

Milan is open to selling Christopher Nkunku, who is not considered unsellable, according to CalcioMercato. It is reported that the club is ready to listen to offers for Nkunku in the last days of the transfer window.

Cristopher Nkunku is possibly on the market. It is mentioned that much will depend on the choices made regarding the 28-year-old French international centre-forward. He joined AC Milan in August 2025 from Chelsea for a fee of around €40 million and has a contract until 2030. In the 2025/2026 Serie A season, he has made 11 appearances, providing 2 assists and scoring no goals. According to Transfermarkt, his current market value is €32.00m. He has been linked with clubs including Galatasaray and FC Barcelona.