Nicolas Jackson’s camp were hopeful of permanent Bayern Munich deal
TL;DR
Bayern Munich is unlikely to make Nicolas Jackson's loan from Chelsea permanent due to unmet buy-on option conditions. Jackson's camp remains hopeful for a deal despite Bayern's focus on finding a different backup striker for Harry Kane.
Key points
- Bayern Munich unlikely to buy Nicolas Jackson permanently
- Loan deal includes €65 million buy-on option
- Jackson has scored 10 goals in 30 appearances
- Chelsea values Jackson at around £60 million
- Bayern considering other backup striker options
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Q&A
Why is Bayern Munich not pursuing a permanent deal for Nicolas Jackson?
Bayern Munich believes it is unrealistic for Jackson to meet the conditions of his loan's buy-on option, which requires significant playing time that he has not received.
What are the conditions of Nicolas Jackson's loan deal with Bayern Munich?
The loan deal includes a €65 million buy-on option contingent upon Jackson playing over 45 minutes in 40+ games this season.
How has Nicolas Jackson performed during his loan at Bayern Munich?
Jackson has made 30 appearances, scoring 10 goals and providing 4 assists, while also winning the African Cup of Nations with Senegal.
What is Chelsea's stance on Nicolas Jackson's market value?
Chelsea estimates Jackson's market value to be around £60 million, despite Bayern's preference to seek alternative backup strikers.
