According to the British media Guardian, Bayern had already agreed with Chelsea for Jackson transfer, but Drapp's injury affected the deal. Chelsea is currently unwilling to rent Jackson unexpectedly, but considering selling it forever.
reported that Drapp's preliminary examination results showed that the player may be injured for 8 weeks, but Jackson refused to return to the team, and the player and the agent remained in Munich to discuss solutions.
Chelsea will not allow Jackson to leave the team on loan, but if Bayern is willing to pay him 65 million euros, Chelsea will be willing to sell Jackson forever. But Bayern said at this stage, they can only bear the loan transaction.
The situation is still changing, which also prompted Chelsea to formulate a contingency plan for Jackson to leave the team. They are looking for a permanent transfer rather than loan alternative and have already launched inquiries on several forwards, including Portuguese forward Hader.
source:7n cm