Chelsea’s attitude about selling Nicolas Jackson as Bayern Munich Re-Open Talks | Football

Nicolas Jackson may not leave Chelsea on the day of the transfer time with his move to Bayern Munich potentially.

The striker is ready to join the German champion on Saturday after Bayern approved a loan agreement of £ 13 million, which includes the option to buy for £ 56.3 million.

But immediately after flying to Munich, Chelsea canceled the agreement and ordered Jackson to return to London after Liam Delap suffered a hamstring injury in a 2-0 victory over Fulham.

The Blues Fear Delap can come out for the long term, who will leave Joao Pedro as their only senior striker.

Bayern have no choice but to accept this but said Jackson was left angry at the situation and he and his agent Ali Barat still tried to revive the transfer.

Since then, Chelsea has remembered Marc Guuu from his loan in Sunderland to prove protection at No.9, but they are no longer willing to let Jackson depart with the previously agreed upon requirements.

Conversely, they will only impose permanent transfer sanctions or loan agreements with the obligation to buy, something that seems very reluctant to do by Bayern.

It is said that they have surrendered to Jackson and now targeting the ATALANTA ADEMOLA Wing player lookman.

But according to Standard Sport, the conversation has been reopened between all parties and there is optimism that grew from the end of Bayern Munich that the agreement could be agreed upon before the deadline of 19:00 on Monday.

Chelsea’s treatment of Jackson for the past few days was fiercely criticized by former player Frank Leboeuf: ‘Nicolas Jackson is a human. He is not an object.

‘He is not something you put in the closet and when you need it, you get it back. No, it doesn’t work like that.

‘You don’t want it, you don’t think he is good enough for your team, you get rid of it. Even if it is loaned, it’s because you don’t think he is good enough to play for you.

‘So because of that, don’t call him back when you are injured. That is not fair. That’s for me, really rude. ‘

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