Treat again after I remember the Blues Goyu from Sunderland

The transfer of Nicholas Jackson to Bayern Munich today with Chelsea is now ready to allow the striker to leave.

It seems that a deal for the international Senegal to move to the German league champions came out yesterday morning after Liam Dilab was injured in the knee strings during Chelsea’s controversial 2-0 victory over Fulham on Saturday.

Jackson, who has already traveled to Germany to complete a preliminary loan deal with Bayern, who carries an option to make this step permanent for 56 million pounds, According to what was reported, he was angry at Chelsea. With his agent, former Fulham striker Dimoni Camara, he writes on social media: “The plane does not go back … Munich.”

“We have told Chelsea that they want the player to return after we reached yesterday’s agreement and (permission) for a medical procedure,” Bayern Munich, director of Sport Max Eberl told Sky in Germany.

“The situation now is that the boy in Munich has to return it. This is the current situation, but I cannot look at the future.”

The Guiu Return Key to Chelsea U-Turn

The situation changed when Chelsea asked about the return of Mark Guwyu from his loan deal in Sunderland.

It was reported that Chelsea was ready to pay Sunderland to cancel the ranking, and the wearing was ready to agree with Guiu, who was looking at a pace in his first club match.

When asked about DELAP after Fulham, Chelsea coach Enzo Marisca said: “Liam’s injury does not look good.

“When you have two attackers, that is sufficient. When one of them gets wounds for weeks, it may not be enough. Today we played more than an hour with Tyrique (George), he did so great.

“When you have two appropriate nine, it’s enough.”

If Jackson joins Bayern today, it will work mainly as a backup for Harry Kane.