Chelsea looks ready to sell Nicolas Jackson in this summer transfer window. There are clubs who are making contacts with the club for the striker. AC Milan were the first one to approach, however the deal with them is off as their offer was too low. As per Fabrizio, there are several Premier League clubs as well who are making initial approaches to Chelsea for the striker.
Chelsea appear ready to part ways with striker Nicolas Jackson during the current summer transfer window, as interest in the Senegalese forward begins to heat up. According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, the Blues have received multiple inquiries from clubs across Europe, with several Premier League sides now making initial contact to explore a potential deal.
Jackson, who joined Chelsea last summer from Villarreal, showed flashes of promise but struggled with consistency in front of goal during his debut Premier League season. Despite netting 14 goals in all competitions, his overall impact has been met with mixed reviews, prompting Chelsea to consider offers as they look to reshape their attacking line under new manager Enzo Maresca.
AC Milan were reportedly the first club to approach Chelsea for Jackson’s services. However, negotiations quickly stalled after the Italian giants submitted an offer deemed too low by the London club. The deal is now off the table, with Chelsea expecting a significantly higher valuation to be met for any sale to progress.
