Yeah, I read somewhere that AC Milan and Napoli made an approach but Jackson rejected it because he want to stay in the Premier league. Manchester united is showing keen interest but seriously speaking, the 70m Chelsea is expecting is too much for Jackson considering his current form. I know Jackson is not that bad when compared to the likes of Nunez, Hojlund and Havertz statically but regardless, 70m should be able to afford like three players at Jackson level. Chelsea bought this guy 30m and there hasn't been a positive transformation since then that will increase his market value to what Chelsea is currently demanding.
It seems that Chelsea is overly confident in its assessment of Nicolas Jackson. Or perhaps Chelsea has raised Nicolas Jackson's price because they have no intention of letting him go easily. Or it could be that this player is still part of the club's plans for the new season, meaning he is still very much needed. Therefore, if any team wants him, they will have to be willing to pay that high price. I think this is the only somewhat reasonable explanation. Because if Chelsea wanted to let him go, they wouldn't price him so high that it would deter any club interested in pursuing him.
And speaking of Chelsea, they truly seem like a club that never runs out of money when it comes to signing players in the transfer market. Currently, Chelsea has already signed 7 new players. Although the number of players released is also 7. Even though Chelsea has released and signed the same number of players, the amount of money spent by Chelsea is still significantly higher than the amount received from the sale of several players in the current transfer window.