Jackson is eager to join Bayern, but Chelsea wants to wait until the dust of Isaac is settled before talking

Hupu August 28th News, the latest report by famous reporter Matt Law of the Daily Telegraph, before the future of Alexander Isaac is clear, Chelsea is unwilling to finalize Nicholas Jackson's transfer to avoid Newcastle United or Liverpool being forced to sign the striker at the last moment.

Bayern Munich has become one of many clubs, trying to sign Jackson before the transfer window closes, the striker is believed to be eager to move to Germany.

But Chelsea hopes to better understand Isaac's future before approving Jackson to Bayern, and Jackson is likely to be on loan, but there must be a forced buyout.

As Christopher Nkunku is about to transfer to AC Milan for more than £30 million, Chelsea believe they have the ability to keep calm on Jackson, and Aston Villa has also shown strong interest in Jackson.

It is still believed that Isaac's future may still attract Newcastle United and even Liverpool's interest in Jackson for Chelsea, depending on the transfer situation of the Swedish international.

Newcastle United insisted that they would not be forced to sell Isaac after rejecting Liverpool's £110 million offer, but sources insisted that the Anfield club has not yet given up on hopes of signing him this summer.

Jackson has been associated with Newcastle United, which has twice rejected offers against Wolves forward Jorgen Strand Larson.

If Liverpool can't get Isaac, it remains to be seen whether they will look for other goals later, but Chelsea wants to keep as many options as possible for as long as possible.

For Chelsea, the final days of the transfer window will be exciting, and they hope to sign two players with Nkunku and Jackson leaving.

Chelsea is about to agree with Manchester United on Garnacho's transfer terms and have expressed interest in RB Leipzig's Xavi Simmons and Barcelona's Felmin Lopez.

Chelsea is unlikely to sign these three players, and Tottenham Hotspur has also started negotiations on Simmons' offer. According to German media reports, Simmons has gone to London.

Spanish media reported that Barcelona's estimate of Lopez was £60 million, and Chelsea was reluctant to accept this price.