Bayern Munich director of sport Max Eberl has ruled any January signings or departures, amid interest in Christopher Nkunku and Chelsea 's enquirying about Mathys Tel. The Blues have been interested in forward Tel since last summer and have enquired over his availability this month amid Bayern’s interest in Nkunku.

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Bayern Munich are interested in signing Chelsea striker Christopher Nkunku, sources have told ESPN. The 27-year-old has started just two Premier League games this season and sources say he has grown frustrated at a lack of playing time under Enzo Maresca.

The French teenager exploded on to the stage in Bavaria, but opportunities have been distinctly limited in the period since

Bayern Munich are not planning to swap forward Mathys Tel for Chelsea's Christopher Nkunku, sporting director Christoph Freund said. "The clear goal of all involved is for Mathys to make his breakthrough with us,

Chelsea have enquired over a potential deal to sign Bayern Munich forward Mathys Tel. The Premier League club have made contact with their Bundesliga counterparts to explore a move, with Bayern interested in signing Christopher Nkunku in a separate deal.

Christopher Nkunku eyes Bayern Munich move as Chelsea negotiate a possible swap deal involving Bayern's young striker Mathys Tel.

Enzo Maresca could be tempted to sign a new striker this month, with Chelsea struggling to capitalise on numerous gilt-edged opportunities

Bayern director, Max Eberl, has addressed speculation about the Bavarians' potential interest in Chelsea's Christopher Nkunku.

It is no secret that Christopher Nkunku is on Bayern Munich’s wishlist, and that the German club have been pursuing his talent. However, the transfer looks to be quite a complicated one for the Bavarians.