French footballer Christopher Nkunku, aged 27, joined AC Milan for a five-year term. This signature represents a new challenge for the attacker, who aims to integrate fully into a new sports project, especially as the World Cup approaches. AC Milan, looking for a new number 9, made an offer of 43 million euros, including bonuses, for the player who was previously in the RB Leipzig. The announcement was made by Fabrizio Romano, and Nkunku should formalize his arrival in Italy this weekend by signing a five-year contract with the Milan Club, an opportunity to evolve after a period when his status on the team was uncertain following the arrival of João Pedro.

At the same time, Paris Saint-Germain, led by Luis Enrique, has great ambitions for the coming season. After an exceptional season marked by the conquest of four out of five titles, the Parisian club wants not only to maintain its momentum but also to push its limits and enter history. Luis Enrique declared the goal of improving the team in attack and defense, and fighting to win all possible titles. This ambition is particularly strong because the club aspires to repeat the achievements of the previous season and to leave a lasting impression in French and European football.

In another context, former French international Samir Nasrri, retired since 2020, revealed that he had refused an offer from Paris Saint-Germain at the beginning of the QSI project in 2011. Trained at Olympique de Marseille and having evolved into prestigious clubs like Arsenal and Manchester City, Nasrri explained that he had declined Leonardo’s offer, then coach of Inter Milan, because he was attached to his training club. Even Arsène Wenger had encouraged him to join the PSG, but Nasrri maintained his decision, stressing that he simply could not leave the Olympique de Marseille, a loyalty he still displays today as a consultant for Canal+.