Senegalese striker Nicolas Jackson has drawn the admiration of Bayern Munich manager Vincent Kompany, who is interested in retaining him once his loan period concludes.
Jackson joined FC Bayern on a loan deal from Chelsea during the previous summer transfer window, which includes an obligation to buy. Speculation regarding his future has been prevalent, with some sources suggesting that Bayern may not extend his stay. However, recent reporting indicates a shift in this narrative.
The Sun has reported that Kompany is impressed by Jackson’s attitude and performance, supporting a decision to keep him at the club beyond his loan period ending next June. The club’s management is also reportedly pleased with the contributions Jackson has made throughout the season, although a final decision on his future has yet to be reached.
As Harry Kane’s understudy, Jackson has made a notable impact this season, scoring nine goals and providing three assists in 28 matches across all competitions.