The Senegal international has made just five starts in the Bundesliga this season. With that being said, what exactly did Jackson expect? He joined a club whose first-choice striker is Harry Kane, a forward who has scored 128 goals in 132 appearances for them. There was ZERO chance of Jackson replacing Kane in Vincent Kompany's starting XI.
Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson is reportedly already deep in talks over his next move as his loan spell at Bayern Munich comes to an end in the summer. The Senegal international has struggled to impress at the Allianz Arena, so it's not too surprising to see that intermediaries are already working on his next move. This has Aston Villa and other Premier League clubs on alert, according to TEAMtalk, with some teams from abroad also monitoring the situation.
Manchester United are considering a move to sign Argentine midfielder Alexis Mac Allister, 27, from Liverpool with the World Cup winner potentially set to leave Anfield this summer. (Star), external Manchester City would prefer to send English goalkeeper James Trafford out on loan rather then sell him this summer with Leeds, Aston Villa and Newcastle all interested in the 23-year-old. (Teamtalk), external
Nicolas Jackson joined Bayern Munich on loan from Chelsea at the start of the season, with the Bundesliga champions paying a €16million loan fee to get the services of the 24-year-old striker for 2025/26, and they have the option to make the transfer permanent next summer for €65million. Although happy with Jackson's performances, according to Football Insider, Bayern are not likely to trigger the option at this point.
With just two goals in his first ten games with Bayern, and the presence of Harry Kane as Vincent Kompany's first-choice striker, it seems highly unlikely that Jackson has much of a future at the club. According to Football Insider, this has led Everton to take a look at Jackson, with the 24-year-old supposedly viewed as the type of centre-forward who could be well suited to David Moyes' tactics.
