Quote from: Donneski on July 16, 2025, 10:14:23 PM

Quote from: Woodie on July 16, 2025, 04:17:07 PM

Quote from: TastyChillySauce00 on July 16, 2025, 03:16:25 AM

Manchester United is monitoring Jackson now. His future is becoming uncertain with the came of Delap and Pedro to the Chelsea's squad. It means a competition to be the number one in the striker position is just getting even harder.

When I first saw the report earlier today that Manchester United have shown interest in signing Nicholas Jackson on X, I went under the comment section to see hundreds of Manchester United fans condemning the move by the club management to sign the Senegalese striker. Now in real context, the Chelsea forward had a better goal record than anyone of Manchester United top 9 strikers last season.. currently, Manchester United have Joshua Zirkzee and Rasmund Hoijlund to rely on in the striker's role but we already know that Jackson is a more prolific striker than the two players for a team who are trying to return to the top four next season after finish in the bottom half of the table last season, signing Nicholas Jackson I don't think will be a bad idea.
Nicholas Jackson might not be the best striker in England at the moment but I don't think he's far from being the ideal striker the 20-time English champions wants.

The comment section on this post is going crazy lol. Insults and a lot of criticism have been flying around in the comments section and in all I was drawn to comments of Manchester United supporters who have poured out their hearts to reject the signing of Nico Jackson and I begin to wonder if Jackson is so bad lol. In the end they cannot rely a lot on Højlund and Zirkzee as their striker because both of them together didn’t get 12 goals last season, they have to sign a striker this summer.