Bayern eyeing Jackson move? Freund’s comments raise eyebrows | OneFootball

FC Bayern has allegedly agreed on a transfer with Nicolas Jackson. Now, sports director Christoph Freund was asked about it. However, he did not want to take a clear position.

For some time now, the Munich officials have been looking for possible offensive players for the record champion. Various names have been associated with the German champion, including Jadon Sancho, Christopher Nkunku, and Marco Asensio. Apparently, however, they have decided on a different attacker at Säbener Straße.

Because Sport BILD reported on Monday that FC Bayern had reached an agreement with Nicolas Jackson. According to this, negotiations are currently underway with FC Chelsea. In addition, the Munich team is reportedly striving for a loan.

Now, sports director Christoph Freund was asked about Jackson at the press conference before the cup game against Wehen Wiesbaden. He explained: "I'm not denying anything. There are many names in circulation. The transfer window is still open until next Monday, so something can still happen."

Can Bayern agree with Chelsea?

According to Fabrizio Romano, FC Chelsea wants to sell Jackson permanently or integrate a purchase obligation into a loan deal. It seems rather unlikely that the Munich team will agree to such a deal. Additionally, numerous other top clubs are said to be interested in the Senegalese.

Interestingly, according to transfer expert Sacha Tavolieri, Jackson is now pushing for a move to FC Bayern. Whether and to what extent they are close to an agreement with the Blues is unclear. However, it is clear: according to consistent media reports, the club world champion wants to get rid of the 24-year-old at all costs.

Jackson still has a long-term contract with Chelsea until 2033. His market value is currently 50 million euros. In the offense, Jackson is versatile. He can act as a classic nine as well as on the left and right wing positions.

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