'Yes, yes, yes': Some Chelsea fans thrilled after being linked to player with nine goals this season
A decent serving of Chelsea supporters on social media appreciated being mentioned in the same breath as RB Leipzig’s Christopher Nkunku.
Foot Mercato claimed the Blues have now added their name to the inventory of potential suitors for Nkunku.
The Frenchman announced himself to the continent by bagging a hat-trick against Manchester City in the Champions League earlier this season.
After that, six more goals have put him right up amongst Europe’s hotshot forwards and evidently, on the radar of Europe’s hotshot clubs.
RONALDO NEEDS TO STOP WHINING.
Never ones to be too far away from a player in form, Chelsea are typically being tipped to make a move for the Leipzig attacker.
Certain Blues fans had no qualms with this particular deal, urging Roman Abramovich to whip out his wallet.
Here’s how they reacted on Twitter:
Yesss bring him in, he’s a baller
— 𝙼𝚊𝚛𝚟𝚘𝚘𝚘🥤 (@surennnn11) October 4, 2021
We need goalscoring winger so yessss
— Chelsea fanboj (@MarynarzMajkel) October 4, 2021
Hopefully 🤞
— 🎭 (@_cfcsarah) October 4, 2021
City have players of his profile already
Real hmm they’d be going Mbappe
Chelsea need a player like him
Bring him in
Would be a great signing.
— Olalekan O. (@OlamilekanOw) October 4, 2021
A fantastic Left wing-back and inside forward. He can also play in midfield.
Yes yes yes yes am in for this
— cfcbully (@Cfcpuli2) October 4, 2021
He’s a baller.
— Oluwadamilola (@_Athelstann) October 4, 2021
Christopher capturing the eye
Understandably, whenever an individual starts making headlines, Chelsea’s name usually starts to circulate.
In Nkunku’s case, Manchester City and Real Madrid are also reportedly in the race, according to Foot Mercato.
A three-way battle between three of the biggest, boldest brands on the planet.
Who’d want to get in the way of that bout?
Perhaps Nkunku’s agent, if a major money move for his client is on the table.
Troubles with Thomas
At the moment, the 23-year-old is contracted to Leipzig until 2024.
He signed for the Bundesliga side in 2019, after leaving Paris-Saint Germain due to a reported fallout with none other than Thomas Tuchel.
Could the pair work out their differences and join forces at Stamford Bridge?
An unlikely scenario, but football is built on surprises.