Bayern Munich are in talks to sign Chelsea’s Christopher Nkunku, who has reportedly made his transfer decision.

Bayern Munich have opened talks with Chelsea for Christopher Nkunku, talkSPORT understands. The German champions also made an enquiry for the French international back in January, but

Chelsea and Bayern Munich have opened talks over a potential transfer for forward Christopher Nkunku, journalist Florian Plettenberg reports.

Bayern Munich have opened discussions with Chelsea over the possible signing of Christopher Nkunku. The Bundesliga champions are exploring a loan deal with an option to buy and a permanent transfer. Chelsea favour an outright sale and are unwilling to sanction a temporary move.

Bayern Munich are in talks with Chelsea over Christopher Nkunku, with the French forward keen on a move as the Blues push for a permanent sale.

The 30-year-old is Everton's sixth new arrival of the summer after Thierno Barry, Mark Travers, Adam Aznou and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, and the loan addition of Jack Grealish. Carlos Alcaraz also joined on a permanent switch after spending the second half of last season on loan at the club.

Bayern Munich were heavily linked with Christopher Nkunku back in January, and then were heavily linked again earlier this summer. Now, they’ve been linked once again. Third time the charm?

"A player like Christopher Nkunku could also play on the wing and in the center. I don't know Bayern Munich's requirements, but I think it would be a very appealing solution to offer Thomas Muller ...

Bayern Munich are weighing up a bid to sign Christopher Nkunku from Chelsea. It has been known for some time that Bayern have been monitoring Nkunku this summer, and they could move for him once they have completed the sale of fellow French forward Kingsley Coman to Al Nassr for around £30million.