Bayern Munich have reached an agreement on personal terms with Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson, paving the way for a potential loan move to the Bundesliga champions.
The German giants are eager to strengthen their attack ahead of the new season and have identified the Senegal international as a key target. Bayern officials are now preparing to open formal transfer negotiations with Chelsea.
Jackson, 23, has been the subject of intense transfer speculation this summer following his reduced role at Stamford Bridge. Under new Blues manager Enzo Maresca, the forward has slipped down the pecking order, fuelling uncertainty over his future.
Club insiders suggest Bayern view the deal as a short-term fix to their attacking depth, while also giving Jackson an opportunity to reignite his career away from the Premier League spotlight.
Chelsea, on their part, are open to listening to proposals but are yet to decide whether they prefer a loan arrangement or a permanent sale. The London club is also weighing its own striking options before sanctioning any move.
