Chelsea is willing to have Nicolas Jackson Stamford Bridge left before the transfer window is closed on Monday and will now take loan proposals into account if they include a purchase obligation
Chelsea will now consider punishing a loan movement for Nicolas Jackson prior to the transfer deadline of next week – if the lovers of the striker are prepared to buy him in a deal.
Jackson, 24, wants the idea to leave Stamford Bridge before the summer transfer window is closed next week and there are no shortage of clubs that pursue the Senegal star, who has looted 30 goals in 81 games since he became a Chelsea player. This includes domestic rivals with both Aston Villa and Newcastle who like to keep Jackson in the Premier League.
It was previously suggested that only permanent proposals would be considered by Chelsea, who reinforced their attack this summer with the recordings of Liam Delap and Joao Pedro. However, it now seems that the posture is softened when we approach the transferreadline.
The e -mail report that Chelsea is willing to entertain loan proposals for Jackson on the basis of the fact that an obligation to make the scheme permanently permanent is also included in a deal.
The report adds that Chelsea hoped to postpone any decision about the future of Jackson until Alexander Isak of Newcastle was resolved, with the Saga between the Sweden International the Eksters who led to a 'striker Merry-Go-Round' this summer.
Newcastle is one of the people who are interested in Jackson and could still make a movement with uncertainty in the midst of the constant uncertainty about Isak, with Liverpool expecting to launch a second bid for the striker after their 3-2 victory over Newcastle in St James' Park on Monday evening.
However, Chelsea's change in attitude would stimulate the opportunities of Bayern Munich to land Jackson; The German champions are held conversations about a loan agreement in recent days. Napoli is another club that has a live interest in Jackson.
Enzo Maresca confirmed before the victory of Friday evening in West Ham that Jackson was a number of players who are free to leave Chelsea. He said, “He [Jackson] Is available, but he is not going to be part of the team. Because as we said, we have two strikers, we have two players in that position and we also know that something can happen before the transfer window closes.
“Christo [Nkunku] Is with us, like Nico. But it's the same answer. The other two players [Ben Chilwell and Raheem Sterling] Training apart, waiting for a solution. We will see if they will be here, they will be with us.
“In case they are not here, this means that they have found a solution. At the end I think it is always better if they can find a solution because I think they will be happier and the club the same.”