Key Takeaways:
- Bayern Munich and Chelsea finalised a new agreement for Nicolas Jackson’s transfer following previous negotiations
- The German champions will pay a €16.5 million loan fee, with an obligatory €65 million purchase clause activated next summer
- Jackson has consented to a five-year contract with Bayern Munich
Summary of Transfer Negotiations
Bayern Munich and Chelsea have reached a fresh consensus regarding the transfer of Nicolas Jackson, following an initial agreement that was halted by the London side at the last moment. The two clubs originally agreed a loan deal worth €15 million with an optional purchase clause totalling €65 million for the Senegalese forward. However, the transfer was stalled when Chelsea decided to block the move at the eleventh hour.
After resuming discussions, the clubs have now settled on revised terms. The updated arrangement involves a loan deal worth €16.5 million, with the significant change being the inclusion of a mandatory purchase obligation next summer.
Saturday: deal OFF
Monday: deal ONBayern are signing Nico Jackson from Chelsea for a loan fee worth $19M with an obligation to buy worth a further $76M, per @Matt_Law_DT 🔵🔄🔴 pic.twitter.com/aGtDrZe5T9
— B/R Football (@brfootball) September 1, 2025
Contract Terms and Next Steps
Nicolas Jackson has already given his approval to the terms of a five-year contract with the Bundesliga champions, sealing his commitment to Bayern Munich as part of this high-profile move.
