Italian sides lining up to make move to sign Chelsea player in the summer window | OneFootball

Italian clubs are reportedly lining up to make a move to sign Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson in the summer window.

Jackson is currently on loan at Bayern Munich, but it’s become pretty common knowledge now that they are highly unlikely to be wanting to sign him on a permanent deal when the loan is up come the end of this season.

EXCLUSIVE! Chelsea consider shock and ambitious move to sign Arsenal defender this summer!!

So Jackson’s future will once again be very much up in the air, and I don’t think many would be expecting him to return to Chelsea and stay in that squad going forward. I think he will leave Chelsea on a permanent deal, but the question remains, where will he go?

DOWNLOAD THE OFFICIAL CHELSEA NEWS APP FOR ALL THE LATEST UPDATES – STRAIGHT TO YOUR PHONE! ON THE APP STORE

Italy could be a good destination for him actually, I could see him doing quite well over there, I think it will suit him much better than the Premier League.

Jackson to Milan?

Nicolas Jackson arrives for Bayern Munich match.(Photo by Alex Grimm/Getty Images)

AC Milan are looking for the right striker ahead of the summer and, as it so often has, the solution could arrive from Chelsea.

As Calciomercat.com report, the striker market will dominate next summer in Italy and among Europe’s top clubs. Many players will move and change clubs after the World Cup, and Nicolas Jackson will once again be among them.

The report also mentions that many other Italian clubs as well as AC Milan are showing a keen interest in Jackson for the summer.

In other news…

Liam Rosenior refused to take the blame for using Filip Jorgensen in the PSG defeat last night saying that “players make mistakes.” It’s true, but we could have told you who was going to make this mistake if you picked him today.

Rosenior has also noted his own failings in the game to some degree in terms of game management. He looked a little like a rabbit in the spotlight at times yesterday evening. 

Check out the latest edition of Simon Phillips’ SPTC podcast here: