Chelsea decided to withdraw from the Nicolas Jackson loan agreement to Bayern Munich, in an unexpected turning point right after Liam Delap's injury in the London derby against Fulham.
Chelsea turned the car, canceled the Nicolas Jackson deal to Bayern Munich
As revealed, Bayern has been informed that the Nicolas Jackson deal will not be able to continue due to Delap injury to the tendon injury after just over 10 minutes of competition. This is considered a big shock, because Chelsea had agreed to the record fee of £ 13 million before, with a £ 56.2 million purchase term for the 24 -year -old Senegal striker.
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| Chelsea turned the car, canceled the Nicolas Jackson deal to Bayern Munich |
After the emergency discussions between football leaders and coach Enzo Maresca, Chelsea closed the plan to hold the army. Jackson will immediately return to London and the army. In fact, this striker often practices with the whole team because the possibility of his stay has never been excluded. The contract that Jackson signed an extension last September lasted until 2033, showed that Chelsea always considered him a long -term strategic property.
Speaking after the victory over Fulham, coach Maresca frankly shared about the incomparable situation in the attack: “When there are two strikers, it is enough, but when one person is injured, it is obviously not enough.”
Talking about the situation of Delap, the Italian strategist was worried: “The injury is not slightly. He runs all speeds, the tendon is sticky, will definitely have to take a few weeks off.”
When asked about the possibility of adding a new striker, Maresca remained open: “We just finished the match, from the dressing room I went straight here. Now wait and see what we will make.”
With Jackson unexpectedly recalled, Chelsea temporarily avoided the crisis of force in attack. However, in the context of the new season just started and Delap has to take a long -term leave, the story added a number 9 will still be a hot problem at Stamford Bridge.