Barcelona seeks talks with ex-Chelsea striker Christopher Nkunku
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 15, 2026, 11:19 AM
Last updated Aug 15, 2026

Barcelona is reportedly in contact with the representatives of Christopher Nkunku, currently at AC Milan, as they search for replacements following the departures of Robert Lewandowski and Ferran Torres. Nkunku's situation has changed after Milan coach Ruben Amorim excluded him from future plans. The French forward struggled last season with limited starts and has only managed 11 goal involvements since his transfer from Chelsea. The Catalan club faces a significant challenge with Nkunku's salary demands exceeding €6 million net per year.
- •Barcelona looks for a forward after Lewandowski and Torres left.
- •Christopher Nkunku has been excluded from Milan's plans.
- •Nkunku had a lackluster season with only 11 goal involvements.
- •Barcelona has reached out to Nkunku's agents for discussions.
- •Nkunku's high salary demands pose a negotiation challenge.
- 11:19 AMYahoo Sports — Barcelona linked to hold talks with ex-Chelsea striker
"The Catalan side is interested in Christopher Nkunku's situation at AC Milan.
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