The future of Chelsea forward Nicolas Jackson has taken a dramatic turn after his agent, Diomansy Kamara, declared on Instagram that the deal to Bayern Munich is not dead despite the London club’s stance.
“We are not going back. The plane doesn’t go backwards,” Kamara wrote in his Instagram stories on Friday, hinting at continued efforts to push through the proposed move.
Chelsea had earlier informed Bayern Munich that they would not be proceeding with the loan agreement following an injury to Liam Delap. The 21-year-old striker picked up a hamstring problem in Saturday’s win over Fulham, with coach Enzo Maresca confirming he could be sidelined for around two months.
The setback has forced Chelsea to reconsider their attacking options, with Jackson seen as a vital figure in the squad during Delap’s absence.
However, Jackson’s representatives appear unwilling to accept the club’s decision and are believed to still be exploring ways to salvage the Bayern deal before the transfer window closes.
