Fresh talks with Chelsea: Bayern still pushing for Jackson | OneFootball

FC Bayern has set their sights on Nicolas Jackson. The Munich team wants to lure the Chelsea striker to Munich – but the deal is proving complicated. An offer is on the table, several competitors are involved, and Chelsea is weighing its options.

According to information from the English and Irish news portal PA Media, Bayern has submitted an official loan offer for Jackson. The move is aimed at a one-year commitment without an obligation to buy – a model that corresponds to the current transfer policy of the German record champions.

Chelsea, on the other hand, still prefers a permanent solution. According to the Daily Mail, the Londoners would only be willing to loan if an obligation to buy is contractually stipulated for next summer. For Bayern, this would be a sticking point – neither a fixed transfer nor a loan with an obligation to buy is an option in the current transfer phase. In addition, GiveMeSport reports that the Londoners would demand an additional fee of 11.5 million euros for a possible loan with an obligation to buy.

As transfer insider Fabrizio Romano reports, however, there were further negotiations between the two clubs on Wednesday. Previously, Sky also reported further talks between the player's side and the Munich team. A final agreement is still pending – as is the case with Chelsea, which has so far been unyielding.

The reason for this is not only the financial demands. According to BBC Sport, following the loan of Aarón Anselmino to Borussia Dortmund, the Blues only have one international loan spot left – and they want to allocate it carefully.

Premier League competition hesitates

At the same time, the Munich team is not alone in its interest. Newcastle United and Aston Villa are also considering Jackson. While Newcastle is waiting for a decision on outgoing candidate Alexander Isak, Villa is hesitating due to the demanded transfer fee, according to English media.

FC Bayern sees Jackson as a flexible solution for several problem areas. The Senegal national player can be used both in the center forward position and on the wings – exactly where Munich urgently needs reinforcement after the departures of Coman and Sané.

There are just under five days left until the transfer deadline. Whether the move goes through in time now largely depends on Chelsea's willingness to compromise on the terms.

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