Jackson deal still on: Chelsea reveal their demands to Bayern | OneFootball

Nicolas Jackson remains in Munich – but the deal with FC Bayern is stalled. Chelsea is now approaching the record champions with new demands.

Talks are still ongoing between Bayern and Chelsea, but the situation is complicated: the English club no longer wants to loan out Jackson, but only to sell him permanently. According to information from Sky, the record champions have now been offered a permanent transfer. The original loan model is therefore off the table – at least for now.

For FC Bayern, a purchase is currently hardly an option. The internal guidelines are clear: only loan deals are to be completed by the deadline day. Accordingly, the new offer from London is being viewed with skepticism in Munich. According to The Athletic, Chelsea is currently exploring options for a replacement – but only in the event that Jackson is sold permanently.

According to Sky, the focus is said to be on Conrad Harder, but the striker from Sporting Lisbon is reportedly on the verge of a move to RB Leipzig. Whether Chelsea would be willing to consider a loan if a replacement transfer is successful remains unclear. In any case, time is running out.

Jackson is pushing, but Chelsea remains firm

Jackson himself still wants to move to Munich. His camp is said not to have given up hope for a deal. As reported by the Daily Mail among others, efforts are still being made among players to secure a transfer – if necessary, even as a permanent move. Chelsea, on the other hand, does not seem willing to negotiate another loan. Meanwhile, the Senegalese is waiting in Munich. His camp has so far avoided making any public statements, as has the London club.

As recently as yesterday, the transfer seemed to be on the home stretch. Jackson had already arrived for his medical check-up when Chelsea suddenly pulled the plug. The reason: Liam Delap, who was planned as a backup, suffered a muscle injury – and Chelsea hit the emergency brake.

Max Eberl explained on Saturday: “Chelsea informed us that they want the player back – after we had reached an agreement yesterday and received permission to conduct the medical examination. Now the situation is that the player is in Munich and we have to send him back. That’s the current state of affairs, I can’t look into the future.”

Whether things will turn around again depends mainly on Chelsea’s activity in the next few hours. Meanwhile, Eberl is likely working on alternatives – in case Jackson’s desired move falls through for good.

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