Dortmund and RB Leipzig pursue Nkunku amid Barcelona interest
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 5:53 PM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026
Christopher Nkunku is expected to leave AC Milan after just one season. The French forward has been placed on the transfer list following his move from Chelsea for around €37 million. Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig have emerged as potential suitors, with a return to Leipzig being discussed. Both German clubs face competition from Barcelona, which has already held talks with Nkunku’s representatives as they look for a replacement for Ferran Torres, who may join Paris Saint-Germain.
- •Nkunku has been placed on the transfer list by AC Milan.
- •Dortmund and RB Leipzig are interested in acquiring Nkunku.
- •Nkunku might return to RB Leipzig, where he previously excelled.
- •Barcelona is also pursuing Nkunku as a replacement for Ferran Torres.
- •Nkunku's contract at AC Milan was worth around €37 million.
- 5:53 PMYahoo Sports — Dortmund and RB Leipzig join Barcelona in Nkunku race
"Christopher Nkunku is widely expected to leave AC Milan just one year after joining the club from Chelsea for around €37 million, with the Frenchman having been placed on the transfer list.Given Nku...
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