Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri says his players must ‘respect’ Sassuolo and feels Christopher Nkunku should ‘smile more.’ Allegri’s Milan host Sassuolo at San Siro on Sunday.
Massimiliano Allegri says that he wants to see goals from more than just Christian Pulisic and Rafael Leao, and has called upon three individuals to help
Santiago Gimenez and Christopher Nkunku have about a month and a half to prove to be viable solutions for the dated no.9 problem at Milan, otherwise, the management would look for a new striker in January and could reignite their interest in Niklas Fullkrug, Corriere dello Sport informs.
This time a year ago, Chelsea were flying high. It was probably the peak of expectations under Enzo Maresca – this was then the Blues were being put into title race talk, before injuries and a dodgy winter made that talk look foolish.
Injury problems are increasing for Max Allegri, because AC Milan will also be without Christopher Nkunku against Fiorentina on Sunday. It kicks off at San Siro on Sunday at 19.45 UK time (18.45 GMT).
French forward Christopher Nkunku scored his first goal for Milan last night, in the Rossoneri’s 3-0 win against Lecce in Coppa Italia. The attacker scored his side’s second goal, after an early red card from Lecce’s Jamil Siebert turned the match into a bit of a training session.
Milan ran out 3-0 victors over Lecce in the second round of the Coppa Italia thanks to goals from Santiago Gimenez, Christopher Nkunku and Christian Pulisic in a game that was conditioned by an 18th-minute red card shown to Jamil Siebert. You can see how the action unfolded on the Football Italia Liveblog.
Massimiliano Allegri confirms that Christopher Nkunku could start for the first time for Milan, while Rafael Leao will be assessed later this week to determine his availability against Napoli.
FIGC president Gabriele Gravina has admitted that there was an “obvious mistake” in last night’s Milan win over Bologna. The Rossoneri were denied a late penalty after Christopher Nkunku was fouled in the box.
Milan beat Bologna 1-0 at San Siro this evening, a goal from experienced midfielder Luka Modric proving to be the difference between the two sides. The match had a controversial finish, however, when the Rossoneri felt they should have had a late penalty for a foul on Christopher Nkunku.
Refereeing expert Luca Marelli explains why ‘the serious mistake was made by the VAR’ even more than referee Matteo Marcenaro in the controversial Milan vs.
Matteo Gabbia thanks Max Allegri for working on Milan’s defensive frailties and is ‘impressed’ with new buy Christopher Nkunku’s attitude so far. They return to action after the break for international duty by hosting Bologna on Sunday at 19.45 UK time (18.45 GMT).
La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Milan star Rafael Leao will miss the upcoming match against Bologna, but Christopher Nkunku is ready for his debut with the Rossoneri.
Milan head coach Massimiliano Allegri will only have Santiago Gimenez and Christian Pulisic as guarantees for his attack when club football resumes this weekend, with reports from Italy claiming that Rafael Leao and Christopher Nkunku are not yet fit enough to start the match and will instead be on the bench.
New Milan signing Christopher Nkunku is pushing to be available for Massimiliano Allegri as soon as possible, but much has been made of the Frenchman’s signing and where he is expected to fit into the Rossoneri line-up.
Former Chelsea star Christopher Nkunku has opened on why he struggled during his time at Stamford Bridge after joining AC Milan this summer. Nkunku joined AC Milan in a deal which could be worth up to £36m, which closed a two year chapter with Chelsea.
New AC Milan signing Christopher Nkunku says that he’s “read about” the interest of Inter Milan this summer, but “never spoke to anyone.” The Frenchman spoke at his presentation as a Rossoneri player, via FCInterNews.
Christopher Nkunku explains what didn’t work for him at Chelsea, why he ‘didn’t think for a second’ before joining Milan, and hopes to combine forces with Rafael Leao.
In a very quick deal for their standards, Milan have come to terms with Chelsea to onboard Christopher Nkunku, who has already reached Italy for the medicals.
It looks like Chelsea attacker Christopher Nkunku could be on his way to AC Milan on a permanent transfer before Monday. Monday is the transfer deadline day for the summer window of course, and Chelsea have a lot that they want to get done and are working on before we see that day out.
French reports suggest Milan have almost agreed personal terms with Christopher Nkunku, ready to offer Chelsea €30-40m for the permanent transfer. The link had first been made by transfer pundit Fabrizio Romano, but Footmercato in France have updated the story significantly.
Inter Milan are interested in Christopher Nkunku, with a move to Bayern Munich now looking unlikely according to reports. Nkunku is one of of a number of players Chelsea are looking to sell before the end of the window, and his departure will set off a domino effect.
Chelsea’s summer transfer plans have reached a critical stage as the club looks to bolster its attacking options, but progress remains contingent on the departure of key first-team players.
Manchester United have been handed a small boost to their hopes of signing Christopher Nkunku this summer. The out-of-favour Chelsea striker is reportedly expected to depart Stamford Bridge this summer following the arrival of João Pedro.
Arsenal is reportedly one of the clubs interested in signing Christopher Nkunku from Chelsea, with the London rivals open to parting ways with the attacker.
Arsenal are reportedly considering a move for Chelsea forward Christopher Nkunku, who is expected to leave Stamford Bridge this summer after a challenging spell with the Blues.