Quote from: Zaguru12 on Today at 07:42:07 PM

Quote from: TastyChillySauce00 on Today at 07:19:29 PM

Chelsea agreed to release Jackson goes to the Bayern as a loan. I guess he goes there as Bayern might agree to pay sizable fees for him. Nevertheless, still no clue whether his clause will be included an option to buy him. I hope him reach his peak at Bundesliga.
He would always sit on the bench if he stays much longer. The better him to go to the Munich, then get more experience to play the ST, though he's kane's backup.

The loan deal option is looking more likely to have a buy option because Chelsea aren’t looking for a club to actually cover his wages alone but they want to totally offload him to create space for incoming transfers like Xavi Simons and Ale Gernacho. I think it is a good deal for both although even at Bayern Munich he wouldn’t be a starter but at least he has more chances of getting valuable minutes in that team than at Chelsea where he has fallen totally down to the picking order
He would be Kane direct replacement and can also play as double center forward upfront whereas at Chelsea he is behind but Joao Pedro and Delap which means that even cup games might be limited for him.

One of the things that is making this transfer easy is the fact that his wages isn’t that so high so there it is easy for him you be moved elsewhere but I think the major block in this deal will be agreed amount for the buy option which for now seems to high for a back up striker

If this deal goes through it will be a good one for the player in trying to get good playing time and trying to get back to form and be the Nicolas Jackson that we use to know some seasons ago, but I don't think this is really a good signing for a club like Bayarn Munich because bayern munich should be looking at trying to win the champions League and so should bring players that can score many goals of which Jackson is not in that category