By: Isak Möller AC Milan loanee Christopher Nkunku has continued his good form, scoring a hat-trick in the first half of RB Leipzig’s game against Eintracht Frankfurt. After ending up in the ‘Bomb Squad’ in the summer, Nkunku agreed to…

Milan loanee Christopher Nkunku scored a first-half hat-trick for RB Leipzig in their match against Eintracht Frankfurt on October 10, 2026. The three goals brought the French attacker's season tally to four goals following a loan move back to the German side, having also recorded two assists across his first five appearances of the season.
Nkunku joined Leipzig on a loan agreement that includes an option to buy valued at around €28 million. SempreMilan notes that strong performances from the forward could benefit Milan by increasing the likelihood that Leipzig activates the permanent purchase option.
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