It is difficult to be the holder of Chelsea. Since Diego Costa, no scorer has been able to really be unanimous with his coaches, the press and the demanding public of Stamford Bridge. However, some attackers were appreciated for various reasons by the public in the rich districts of London. This is particularly the case of Nicolas Jackson in a certain way. Far from being a cold attacker in front of the goal, the Senegalese entered the hearts of London supporters for his self -gift and his two fairly interesting seasons in the blues jersey.
Sometimes mocked on social networks for certain technical bankruptcies or improbable failures in front of the goal, Nicolas Jackson remains a reliable scorer since his arrival in Chelsea in 2023. Author of 17 goals in 44 matches in his first season, the native of Banjul scored 13 goals in 37 matches in the last cuvée. An interesting yield which was not enough for the leaders of the Blues. After recruiting Liam Delap and Joao Pedro this summer, the London board decided to put Nicolas Jackson on the transfer market.
Nicolas Jackson wants to join Bayern Munich
A choice that is also explained by the good performances of its two competitors and the inability of Enzo Maresca to offer him a suitable playing time. Under contract until 2033 with Chelsea, the former of Villarreal was inclined to a departure. Especially since an incredible exit door has been available to him in recent days. Indeed, according to the German press, Bayern Munich fell in love with the 24 -year -old striker. After having first tracked Christopher Nkunku, the Rekordmeister finally set his sights on the Senegalese.
Sport Bild Go even further this Tuesday by saying that an agreement already exists between Nicolas Jackson and Bayern Munich, the destination of his dreams. From now on, the Bavarians must find an agreement with their London counterparts for the arrival of the latter. In search of a lining to blow Harry Kane, the residents of the Allianz Arena wish to complete the case in the form of a loan, according to the German media. Case to follow then …
