Jackson ‘angry’ as Bayern loan collapses after Delap injury

After visiting Germany on loan to finish a loan move, Chelsea informed Munich, Bayern that they had revoked permission for Nicolas Jackson to have a medical with them. They also had instructed the striker to go back to London.

The 24-year-old is upset about the collapse of his first £13 million loan deal, according to sources who have spoken to BBC Sport, and that salvage efforts are likely to be made.

Liam Delap, Chelsea’s 2-0 win over Fulham on Saturday, suffered a serious-looking hamstring injury, and manager Enzo Maresca predicted that he might miss “six to eight weeks” after the injury.

It comes after a remarkable whirlwind 24 hours in which Chelsea reduced its strike force to just one.

Delap injured after sprinting for a ball in the first half at Stamford Bridge, then Christopher Nkunku signed for AC Milan for a 36-million-pound deal, Jackson moving to Germany, and Delap was injured before moving to AC Milan permanently.

The current Chelsea striker, Joao Pedro, has five goals in five starts, now.

Maresca responded, “I just finished the game, and I have no idea. ” Jackson’s decision may have come to an end. We’ll wait until we can sit down. I don’t know, really.

Diomansy Kamara, Jackson’s agent, wrote, “The plane doesn’t go backwards… Munich,” in a post on social media on Saturday evening.

However, as of right now, Nicolas Jackson will be wearing blue rather than red when Chelsea travel to Munich, Bayern on September 17 for the Champions League.

Max Eberl, director of sport at Munich, Bayern, stated to German media that Chelsea had informed them that they wanted the player back after we had reached an agreement yesterday and [permission] to perform a medical.

“We have to send the boy back to Munich right now,” the boy said. That’s the current situation, but I’m unable to envision the future.

Stephen Warnock, a former Premier League player, said to Final Score: “I can see the decision coming from the perspective of Chelsea. It’s not ideal from the perspective of the player.

You’re already in Munich, and there’s a buzz and excitement there. You have a sense of belonging to one club while being desired by another, which causes you to lose confidence, and you must then return to the club you belong to.

“This is a great opportunity to take the reins of Chelsea.” What’s to say Chelsea don’t go on to win some significant trophies this season? He could become the star of the show.

Many Chelsea supporters were already eying the idea that Jackson’s loan move to Germany was too late.

At Stamford Bridge, Tyrique George, a 19-year-old academy winger, took Delap’s place, and he did so in a dignified display while he was not in charge. However, he too could leave Chelsea before deadline day.

Maresca remarked on George, “Tyrique and I played for more than an hour, and he did brilliant.”

Ironic was the fact that Joao Pedro, Chelsea’s only fit striker, was also playing the number 10 slot instead of Cole Palmer, who had already become a star.

With only one other attacker on his bench after George was chosen, Maresca looked out of options with winger Jamie Gittens, who he signed from Dortmund for £48.5m this summer.

Given that Chelsea’s squad includes more than £300 million of players, it is remarkable.

However, Chelsea had to choose not to bring three senior strikers because Nkunku had been unsatisfied with the club for more than six months and Jackson wanted to be an emergency back-up.

With both Palmer and George having previously played as up front, Pedro Neto demonstrated last season that he is capable of filling in on an emergency basis. Shim Mheuka, 17, is the top scorer in the under-21s league, scoring four goals in three games.

Before moving to Manchester United for a $40 million, winger Alejandro Garnacho sat in the directors’ box on Saturday. Brighton’s Facundo Buonanotte, who can play as a 10 or right wing, is also on the verge of making a move.

After the arrival of the two Argentine attackers, Chelsea would have eight attacking players for four different positions on the field. A well-stocked academy would follow them.