Nicolas Jackson has told that he can leave Chelsea with the blues that promotes a permanent transfer, although the only bid so far has come from the Bayern Munich for a seasonal loan
Newcastle and Aston Villa stay in the race to sign Nicolas Jackson from Chelsea, even though an offer for a loan has been received for the striker from Bayern Munich.
The 24-year-old has been told that he can leave Stamford Bridge with the blues that promotes a permanent transfer prior to next week's deadline, although the only bid so far comes from the Bundesliga champions for a seasonal hose arrangement.
Pa understands that Napoli is also interested in removing the Senegal International from Chelsea's hands, although it is not known whether they prefer a transfer over a loan.
If Jackson, who has scored 31 goals in 80 games since a relocation of £ 22.5 million from Villarreal in 2023, stays in the Premier League, it will probably be in St James' Park or Villa Park, although obstacles remain in both cases.
Pa understands that Newcastle wants a resolution of the future of Alexander Isak before he moves to Jackson, while Villa is said to have been reluctant to meet the £ 60 million of Chelsea, with profit and sustainability rules a factor, although a movement has the attraction of Jackson's former.
Jackson has no future in Chelsea after the arrivals of strikers Joao Pedro by Brighton and Liam Delap from Ipswich in the summer.
He was initially signed with a view to the more experienced Christopher Nunku, who at the same time joined RB Leipzig to RB Leipzig, although injuries to the French international who largely destroyed his time in Chelsea, meant that Jackson was the most important striker of the team for the last two seasons.
He went through a goals of almost five months in the competition in the competition between December and May last season that eventually persuaded the club to pursue alternatives.
Chelsea has to unload Jackson and Nunku to continue with movements for Leipzig's Xavi Simons – who understands Pa, awarding a move to West -London – and the unwanted wing player Alejandro Garnacho from Manchester United.