President Bayern Munich, Uli Hoeness, said Nicolas Jackson will return to Chelsea next summer, the Gray Lobster will not sign a long -term contract with this player.
Nicolas Jackson's career at Chelsea seems to have ended after he joined Bayern Munich under the loan contract. Bayern is said to have paid £ 14 million to sign a loan with Jackson for the rest of the 2025/26 season, the Gray Lobster can buy this striker in the summer of 2026 if accepting an additional £ 56 million.
This seems to be a great deal for Chelsea, the team signed a contract with Jackson for £ 32 million 2 years ago. But President Bayern, Uli Hoeness revealed that Jackson needed to play 40 matches to be able to continue playing Bayern, which he thought would never happen.
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Bayern Munich confirmed Nicolas Jackson will return to Chelsea in the summer next year. |
Hoeness also said that Bayern actually paid £ 12 million for Jackson's loan contract, in which this striker and his representative agreed to pay an additional £ 2 million for the deal. He said: “The player and his representative contributed 2 million pounds, so we had to pay the loan fee of £ 12 million.
There will certainly be no long -term contracts. That only happens if he plays 40 matches, which never happens. ”
Jackson is not expected to play from the beginning for Bayern Munich, he will be prepared for the captain of England, Harry Kane. Jackson could launch Bayern Munich next Saturday when Vincent Kompany's team confronted Hamburg in the Bundesliga.