"In Bayern Munich's 3-2 victory over Eintracht Frankfurt, Nicolas Jackson did not play, which caused some members of the media and some fans to wonder if the Chelsea FC loanee was buried in Vincent Kompany's dog house. Kompany, though, dismissed the notion. "We enjoy having Nicolas Jackson with us. Any decision about the summer will be discussed with Nicolas himself and between the clubs. I don't have an answer now. The only thing I know is that we're very happy to have him,"
"With Harry Kane so hot and Bayern Munich's other attackers also playing so well, Kompany did not need Jackson against Eintracht Frankfurt, but his role moving forward is definitely in question. Jackson, though, does have to keep an eye on hos own future, which might - or might not - result in a longer stay in London. Bayern Munich will have some chances for Jackson to prove his mettle, but how many more? That remains to be seen."
Nicolas Jackson did not play in Bayern Munich's 3-2 win over Eintracht Frankfurt, which prompted media and fan speculation that the Chelsea loanee had been sidelined by Vincent Kompany. Kompany rejected that idea, saying the club enjoys having Jackson and that any summer decision will be discussed with Jackson and the clubs involved, with no answer now. With Harry Kane in strong form and other forwards performing well, Kompany chose not to use Jackson in that match, leaving his role and longer-term future at Bayern uncertain. Bayern will provide chances, but the quantity of those opportunities is unclear.
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