Nkunku, the new tile

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By: Manu Tournoux

Nkunku, the new tile

Not spared from injuries since his arrival at Chelsea, Christopher Nkunku was injured again during the League Cup final lost by the Blues against Liverpool.

New problem for Christopher Nkunku. Not spared from physical problems since his arrival at Chelsea last summer, the French striker was injured on Sunday during the League Cup final lost by his team against Liverpool, a match in which he came on during the game.

“We learned yesterday that Nkunku was injured, said Mauricio Pochettino this Tuesday at a press conference. I don’t know when it happened. »Nkunku should still be absent for “three or four weeks”, according to his trainer.

Seriously injured in the knee during preparation, the former PSG and Leipzig player only made his debut with Chelsea in December, before being hampered by a hip injury in January. He has only played 10 matches for the Blues this season in all competitions.

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