"Manchester United, Newcastle United, Tottenham and Aston Villa are monitoring his situation. It remains to be seen whether they are prepared to make an official offer to get the deal done. Chelsea believe that selling the player permanently in the summer would be in the best interests of all parties. It remains to be seen if they are ready to cash in for a reasonable amount of money."
"The player has scored five goals for the German club since joining on loan, but has struggled for regular opportunities. He should look to join a club that will offer him regular football next season. Manchester United and Tottenham could use more depth in the attacking unit. Jackson is more than just a goalscorer, and he will add creativity to the team as well. He could be the ideal second striker for them."
Nicolas Jackson is on loan at Bayern Munich and expected to return to Chelsea in the summer, with Bayern unlikely to sign him permanently. His representatives are working to secure a long-term move while several top clubs are monitoring his situation, including Manchester United, Newcastle, Tottenham, and Aston Villa, with Atletico Madrid also showing interest. Chelsea view a permanent sale as best for all parties and may be willing to cash in if the price is reasonable. Jackson has scored five goals for Bayern but has lacked regular opportunities. He should seek a club offering consistent first-team football where he can play as a creative second striker.
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