In a surprising development surrounding the ongoing transfer saga, Chelsea forward Christopher Nkunku has reportedly issued a firm ultimatum to Manchester United’s manager, Rúben Amorim. According to sources, Nkunku has made it clear that he will not proceed with his move to Old Trafford in the January transfer window unless a critical condition is met. The condition in question allegedly involves the departure of a specific Manchester United player valued at approximately £70 million.
Over the past few weeks, the French international has been heavily linked with a transfer to Manchester United, signaling his intention to leave Chelsea. However, despite his apparent willingness to make the switch, Nkunku is said to be hesitant due to concerns regarding the club’s current roster. He reportedly feels uneasy about the prospect of aligning himself with a particular player whose performances have drawn widespread criticism.
Although speculation continues regarding the identity of this individual, sources indicate that neither Amad Diallo nor Bruno Fernandes is the player in question. Nonetheless, Nkunku is believed to have strong reservations about working alongside someone he allegedly considers a “flop.”
A former standout at RB Leipzig, Nkunku has reportedly shared his apprehensions privately with close associates. He is said to have remarked, “I’ve made up my mind to join them, but seeing that player still part of the squad discourages me. I don’t want to be associated with someone who hasn’t delivered as expected.” His concerns highlight the importance he places
