Sky Journalist Reveals Tuchel Is Keen On Raiding Bundesliga Club For Two Players Worth A Combined 107M






The journalist has confirmed previously that Tuchel is a fan of Gvardiol, but he now claims that the Blues boss is interested in bringing in the Croatian’s teammate this summer as well:

Reports in the Croatia media have claimed that the Blues are preparing a €50m (£43m) bid for Gvardiol, while Nkunku’s valuation is believed to be at least €75m (£64m) so it would be a sizeable outlay on the two players.

With it being suggested that Chelsea’s new owner Todd Boehly will hand Tuchel a transfer budget of around £200m, though, there is certainly enough money to go after both of them.

While they should have a good chance of landing Gvardiol, securing Nkunku’s signature could be a bit trickier, with a number of other Premier League teams (including Liverpool, Manchester City and Manchester United) also said to be keeping tabs on the Frenchman.

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