Post: Jackson has no intention of returning to Chelsea and the Blues have no plans to make big signings in the winter window

On November 13, the British media "Daily Mail" reported Jackson's situation and Chelsea's winter window plans.

It is understood that although Jackson's 16.5 million euro loan contract contains an unattainable 65 million euro buyout clause, he has little interest in returning to Chelsea.

In addition, there is news that even if the 40-game appearance clause in the contract is not reached, Jackson hopes that Bayern can sign him permanently next summer.

I'm not sure what will happen in the end - the decision will take some time to be finalized - but for now, it seems increasingly unlikely that Jackson will stay at Bayern this summer.

In addition, Chelsea does not plan to make a big signing in the winter window. Historically, January is not the best time to make large-scale transfer deals, and they are happy with the team's current lineup.

Of course, Chelsea will keep an eye out for opportunities that may arise, but they won’t spend money just for the sake of spending it.

During the summer transfer period, many people suggested that the club introduce a new central defender. However, the management believes that there is no obviously better option other than choosing Huizen to join Real Madrid. Chelsea believe their current squad of centre-backs is strong enough. They hope the guards stay healthy and that head coach Maresca can make the most of the available depth.