“The only thing I know” – Vincent Kompany sheds light on Nicolas Jackson’s future | OneFootball

Vincent Kompany has said Bayern Munich “enjoy” having Nicolas Jackson at the club, but couldn’t provide an answer on his future.

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Jackson joined Bayern on a season long loan on deadline day last summer, but things haven’t gone to plan in Munich.

The deal has an obligation to buy in it based on making a certain number of appearances, which is reportedly not possible to achieve now.

Vincent Kompany on Nicolas Jackson future

Things haven’t gone to plan for Jackson in Munich, and he’s scored five goals in 22 appearances in all competitions.

The Senegal international has played second fiddle to Harry Kane for most of the season, and it’s almost certain he’ll return to Chelsea in the summer.

Jackson has struggled to make an impact at Bayern. (Photo by Alex Grimm/Getty Images)

Jackson is reportedly attracting interest from clubs in Spain, Italy and England, but Kompany didn’t give much away when asked about his future.

“We enjoy having Nicolas Jackson with us,” he told reporters as quoted on X.com.

“Any decision about the summer will be discussed with Nicolas himself and between the clubs. I don’t have an answer now.

“The only thing I know is that we’re very happy to have him.”

It’s also believed Jackson could be open to playing for Chelsea again, but it appears the Blues have moved on by signing Emmanuel Emegha.

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Even if Jackson wanted to play for Chelsea again, it’s hard to see where he would fit in, given Chelsea have another striker coming in the summer.

Emegha has signed a seven year deal at Stamford Bridge, and will link up with his new team-mates at the end of the season.

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The Dutch international scored 14 goals in Ligue 1 last season under Liam Rosenior, and is expected to go straight into the first team squad and compete for minutes.

It’ll be interesting to see what impact Emegha makes, and what opportunities he gets given next season, with Joao Pedro and Liam Delap also at the club.

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