Chelsea forward Christopher Nkunku does not currently want to join Man Utd on a "straight loan" deal, according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano.

Reports continue to link Chelsea's Christopher Nkunku with a move to Manchester United. Transfer Talk has the latest news, gossip and rumors.

Chelsea are reportedly demanding a fee worth €70million (£58.8million) to sanction the permanent exit of Nkunku. It has been suggested that Nkunku could end up signing for United, with interest from the Blues in Alejandro Garnacho potentially enabling the deal to get over the line.

A Nkunku-Garnacho quasi-swap swap deal would, for example, generate more than enough short-term PSR leeway for United not to have to increase prices for fans mid-season. If the clubs are tapering their spending and increasing the burden on match-going fans because of cash flow, that is a separate matter. And for United, cash flow is real concern.

Manchester United have asked to be kept informed of developments regarding Christopher Nkunku's future, a source has told ESPN.

According to Sky Germany, Manchester United and Chelsea are considering a swap deal involving Christopher Nkunku (27) and Alejandro Garnacho (20) before the

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Manchester United are weighing up a late January move for Chelsea forward Christopher Nkunku, who could reportedly be available on loan. The France international has struggled for significant game time under Enzo Maresca so far this season and he has been heavily linked with a departure this month.

The latest Chelsea transfer news as Alejandro Garnacho remains of interest whilst Christopher Nkunku is reportedly wanted by Man United