Jackson stays in Munich for now: Bayern move still on the cards | OneFootball

Nicolas Jackson apparently remains in Munich for the time being. The transfer drama surrounding the Chelsea star thus continues. At Bayern, they are likely still hoping for a completion.

In the afternoon, the news emerged that FC Chelsea wanted to keep Nicolas Jackson due to an injury to Liam Delap, but the Senegalese is now reportedly pushing for a move to FC Bayern. Sky now reports that the officials of FC Bayern will immediately contact Chelsea after the game in Augsburg to find a solution.

The loan agreement for Nicolas Jackson is currently on hold but not entirely off the table. According to the report, Jackson and his agent Ali Barat will not fly back to London today, and no private jet has been booked.

Chelsea wants Jackson back

According to consistent reports from English media, the Chelsea officials are apparently not very willing to negotiate in the Jackson case. The Daily Mail, among others, reported that Chelsea informed Jackson that he no longer has permission to undergo a medical examination at Bayern, as he is under contract with FC Chelsea and must return.

The Jackson camp, on the other hand, is reportedly still trying to push the transfer through. Before the Augsburg game, Bayern's sports director Max Eberl was asked about the supposedly failed transfer. On Sky, he explained: "Transfers are finalized when signatures are there. The young man is here, and then we'll see. We will deal with it calmly after the game and then act."

When asked, Eberl subsequently said: "Understanding this is simple: you negotiate, you agree, then comes the medical check, and extraordinary things can still happen."

He added: "I still can't say what's going on now." When asked if he would communicate with Chelsea during the Augsburg game, Eberl replied: "No, I will not contact Chelsea during the game. Life is not a subjunctive, life is reality."

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