Nkunku says he wants to stay at Leipzig for a long time

Nkunku says he wants to stay at Leipzig for a long time

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2026-10-21 20:14:29
Christopher Nkunku said he is very happy at Leipzig and would stay for a long time if it were up to him, though he said an agreement with Milan is needed.

Christopher Nkunku said in an interview that he wants to stay at Leipzig for a long time, though he added that his future depends on an agreement between Leipzig and Milan. GOAL reported that Christopher Nkunku wants to stay in Germany next year rather than return to Italy to AC Milan.

Nkunku on life in Leipzig

Nkunku said: "I'm very happy in Leipzig. I know the city and the club, and I'm comfortable with everything and everyone. It's a special place for me. I've experienced some very significant moments in my career and my life here. I've had four wonderful years, the fans are fond of me and the atmosphere is like a family. All of that means a lot to me."

Future depends on club agreement

Nkunku said: "My future? We're only at the start of the season, if it were up to me, I'd stay for a long time. But in a situation like this, the two clubs have to reach an agreement; it doesn't depend only on me ."

GOAL reported that AC Milan own Christopher Nkunku's registration until June 2030.

France return remains an aim

Nkunku said: "Zidane is a legend, the greatest footballer France has ever had. Everyone adores him. When I was little, he was one of my role models. I remember the 2006 World Cup very well. I want to return to the national team, there is no doubt about it."

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