At FC Bayern, many things have recently pointed to a departure for Nicolas Jackson. Vincent Kompany, however, would like to keep the striker. A decision for the summer is now on the horizon.
The direction in this personnel matter seemed to have already been decided. Internally, those responsible tended not to keep the attacker after the end of his loan. Above all, the high costs were seen as a central argument against keeping him.
However, there is another view within the club. Coach Vincent Kompany appreciates the 24-year-old’s qualities and would like to keep him beyond the summer. The attacker has shown himself time and again in his role behind Harry Kane, scoring a double-digit number of goals in limited playing time.
Despite positive signs: departure draws closer
Despite this internal constellation, there are currently many indications that Jackson will leave FC Bayern in the summer. According to Sky, the trend is clear that Jackson will leave FC Bayern in the summer. There are currently no concrete talks about an extension or a permanent transfer.
There seems to be little to criticise about the striker’s sporting performance and demeanour. Both the club management and Kompany are said to be satisfied with his professionalism. Nevertheless, as things stand at present, an end to his commitment is planned.
An alternative solution has not yet emerged either. Neither a further loan nor a permanent transfer are currently being actively pursued. Munich are keeping a conspicuously low profile in this personnel matter. Jackson himself will initially return to his home club Chelsea FC, where the next steps are likely to be decided in the summer, especially as the attacker is attracting interest from several clubs according to the report.
Irrespective of this, the strategic direction at FC Bayern remains unchanged. Those responsible are still looking for a long-term solution for the role behind Kane, although there are differing opinions internally as to what profile this position should have in the future.
