According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, striker Nicolas Jackson will break up with Chelsea to join Bayern Munich as a loan for a fee of 15 million euros.
The 24 -year -old striker is no longer part of coach Enzo Maresca's plan, and over the past few weeks, has been rumored to leave Stamford Bridge. Aston Villa and Newcastle are said to be interested in the former Villarreal player. However, they let Bayern enter the game after gaining Jackson's signature.
The Bundesliga giant has finished closing personal terms with Jackson. Bayern will welcome Jackson after reaching an agreement with Chelsea. Specifically, according to Fabrizio Romano, Bayern will spend 15 million euros to borrow Jackson until the end of the 2025/26 season plus the non -mandatory buying clause.
If Bayern activates the terms of purchase, Chelsea will be entitled to a sum of money when this team sells Jackson in the future. And yet, once Bayern “closed” to buy Jackson, the total transfer amount that Chelsea will return will be about 80 million euros (including 15 million euros borrowed fees). At this time, Jackson is about to fly to Bavaria and the representative of Ali Barat to check the health before signing the contract and launching a new club.
Joining Bayern, Jackson will be considered as a quality backup plan for the main striker Harry Kane – who will definitely not be able to plow throughout the season in many arenas.
On the side of Chelsea, they welcomed Alejandro Garnacho (from MU) and Facundo Buonanotte (Brighton) before lending Jackson. Talking about the arrival of Garnacho, coach Enzo Maresca of Chelsea said: “I don't know it very correctly but he's here. Garnacho is a talented winger and has great potential.”