El delantero Christopher Nkunku sigue encendiendo al Leipzig tras su regreso, manteniendo al equipo en la cima...
¿Te imaginas ver a Nkunku tan imparable? El atacante del RB Leipzig ha desatado su energía desde el regreso al club sajón, garantizando un arranque perfecto en casa en la Bundesliga.
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After opening his 2026/27 Bundesliga account in RB Leipzig’s 5-0 victory over Hamburg on Matchday 3, Nkunku added to his tally with a hat-trick in his team’s 6-0 rout of Eintracht Frankfurt on Matchday 5.
His first arrived just four minutes after Ezechiel Banzuzi kickstarted proceedings in the first minute, before the attacker struck his second and third goals of the afternoon – and his 49th, 50th and 51st goals in Germany’s top flight for Leipzig across two spells – in a three-minute onslaught just before the break.
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Cada disparo reveló su instinto depredador. Tras anotar el segundo gol del equipo con una definición precisa, Nkunku aprovechó los rebotes de Banzuzi y Rômulo tras la jugada de Noah Atubolu para poner al Leipzig con ventaja irremediable.
«No es tan fácil como parece. Hay que estar en el lugar correcto en el momento preciso», explicó el francés, mientras mostraba su famosa celebración con globo.
Con cuatro goles y una asistencia en cinco partidos de liga, Nkunku se ganó el elogio del capitán David Raum. En mi opinión, su aporte es vital. «Cuando se pone así, es fundamental para nosotros», afirmó. «Para mí, el equipo entero se llevó la victoria, porque Christo no marca esos goles solo».
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Indeed, Leipzig have been in free-scoring form in their three victories – the other coming against Borussia Mönchengladbach on Matchday 1 – at home this season, where they’ve struck 14 of their 15 Bundesliga goals.
«We need to show what we’ve produced in our last three home games with the same courage and conviction away from home as well,» explained Martín Demichelis, who has three wins and two defeats in his first five Bundesliga games as head coach of Die Roten Bullen.
Leipzig will look to carry on their goalscoring form when they host PSV Eindhoven in the UEFA Champions League on Tuesday (kick-off: 9pm CEST) before facing Bayern Munich at the Allianz Arena on 17 October.
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