🚨 Reports: Bayern must buy, Nicolas Jackson set to join | OneFootball

Finally! Finally, this number is through. After Nicolas Jackson had already been in Munich for the medical check-up, but then had to leave again without having accomplished anything, the transfer is still going through.

As 'Fabrizio Romano' and Matt Law from the 'Daily Telegraph' report, Chelsea and Bayern have now agreed on a new deal. However, this time the loan does not contain an option to buy, but an obligation to buy, which is supposed to take effect next summer. According to the reports, Bayern must cough up at least 65 million euros for Jackson. Due to unspecified factors, the amount could even increase to up to 80 million euros. Whether the obligation to buy is tied to certain targets or applies in any case is not known.

The loan fee is still supposed to be 15 million euros. How high the obligation to buy is has not yet been leaked. Bayern has already agreed on a five-year contract with Jackson, according to Romano.

Thus, FCB has slightly adjusted its transfer policy, as no fixed commitment was supposed to be made anymore.

Due to the injury of Liam Delap, the Blues no longer agreed to a simple loan deal and ordered Jackson back to London. The striker's agent confirmed this on Sunday.

Now the next twist in perhaps the craziest transfer of the summer. Let's just hope that nothing short-term comes up again. Because then Bayern would be without the desired striker reinforcement.

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