Max Eberl details how Bayern Munich rescued Nicolas Jackson's loan move after Liam Delap's injury
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Max Eberl details how Bayern Munich rescued Nicolas Jackson's loan move after Liam Delap's injury
"On Saturday, two days before the transfer deadline, Nicolas was already on his way to Munich. I was having lunch with Christoph before the evening game in Augsburg. Chelsea FC's match against Fulham was on TV. In the 14th minute, I saw out of the corner of my eye that Liam Delap had to leave the game with a serious injury. Suddenly, I knew: Chelsea are about to call and say they're putting a stop to the loan. And that's what happened,"
"Fortunately, Nicolas Jackson left no doubt that he wanted to join us, so Chelsea, in turn, used their network to find a replacement. Sunday night, the day before the transfer deadline, Christoph and I were sitting in the office on Säbener Straße at 11 p.m. and still hadn't gotten the go-ahead. It was clear that if we wanted to sign another player, we'd have to fly him in for a medical the next morning."
Two days before the transfer deadline, Nicolas Jackson was already en route to Munich when Liam Delap suffered a hamstring injury, prompting Chelsea to consider stopping the loan. Bayern officials immediately explored alternatives while Jackson insisted on joining. Chelsea activated its network to find a replacement, creating a narrow window to finalize arrangements. Bayern executives worked late into the night and prepared to fly in another player for a medical if necessary. The loan completed through rapid coordination and collective effort. Jackson has since provided important depth in Bayern's thin attacking options.
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