In the afternoon of August 30, there were 2 notable transfer cases published. Accordingly, Milan launched rookie Christopher Nkunku for 37 million euros and Newcastle also introduced the striker for 85 million euros, Nick Woltemade.
At Milan's headquarters, Nkunku officially signed a contract for a period until June 2030 after breaking up with Chelsea. The price of this deal is 37 million euros plus 5 million euros an additional fee and an additional percentage of sale.
Nkunku shone brightly at RB Leipzig before joining Chelsea for £ 52 million in 2023. However, the time at Stamford Bridge was not very smooth with the French player due to injury and decline.
Chelsea wants to liquidate Nkunku in the summer of 2025, thereby earning a sum of money to invest in new deals. Many teams want Nkunku, and AC Milan finally is the team winning this deal.
The amount of Nkunku sale to Milan (a total of 42 million euros, equivalent to £ 38 million) will be used by Chelsea to recruit Garnacho from MU. The Argentine will sign a contract with Chelsea in the next few hours.
Also in the afternoon of August 30 in Vietnam time, Newcastle completed the contract with striker Nick Woltemade from Stuttgart for 85 million euros and 5 million euros fees. This is the record contract of Choi Nè.
Woltemade impressed at Stuttgart last season with 17 goals in 33 matches in all competitions. He is also the top scorer of the European U21 with 6 goals.
Another striker who has also closed the future is Moise Kean. He has just signed a contract to renew with Fiorentina until June 2029 with a release of up to 52 million euros.
Previously, Kean received the attention of many teams in Europe thanks to its impressive performance (25 goals in 44 matches in all competitions).
However, he finally chose to stay with the Florence team to work with the team towards good achievements in the 2025/26 season.