Fabrizio Romano on Nicolas Jackson’s future

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Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has put out an update on the future of Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson this week.

Jackson is currently on loan at Bayern Munich, but he will be returning to Chelsea at the end of that spell when the season ends.

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And then, he is expected to be one of the transfer sagas of the future, unless of course Chelsea decide they want to keep him and the players wants to stat at Stamford Bridge. Personally I cannot see that happening, but it will be down to the player, the club, and probably what the new manager who will be coming in wants as well.

But Jackson has interest coming in from Italy as well as from Premier League clubs, so his future still looks very up in the air right now.

Romano on Jackson

Nicolas Jackson playing for Bayern.
Nicolas Jackson playing for Bayern. (Photo by Alexander Hassenstein/Getty Images)

In words quoted on X from Romano’s latest YouTube video, the transfer reporter said:

“There is interest from Italy (in Nicolas Jackson), but for Italian clubs, the only way possible is a loan deal.

“There is interest from Premier League as well. One year ago, Villa and Newcastle were interested. Let’s see if these clubs will appear again.”

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