Nicholas Jackson’s move to Bayern was nothing but normal sailing, but now a war of words emerged between his camp and Uri’s ho after claiming that the forward’s loan move from Chelsea would not be permanent
Nicholas Jackson’s representative was attacked by Bayern Munich chief Uli Hornes after he publicly leaked details of the player’s transfer and suggested that the forward’s loan move from Chelsea “never permanent.”
Jackson’s move to Munich was turbulent even before kicking the ball after he went out to Germany to complete his move.
In the end, Senegal International refused to move to the Bayern giants after Chelsea recalls Mark Gyu and managed to secure it, with Bayern paying £14.3 million in loans. But now there are more problems on the horizon.
Jackson’s loan to Bayern was reported to include a £562 million obligation for next season, but claimed this weekend it will only be triggered if a player is featured 40 times.
He added that even Talisman Harry Kane managed only 42 appearances last season. Jackson is set to serve as a backup role for the England captain and will not become a regular starter.
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“It’s not a loan fee of 16.5 million euros, as the player and his agents contribute 3 million euros. “And there’s definitely no permanent contract. That only happens if he plays 40 games from the start. He never does that.”
Horneth’s words aren’t going well in Jackson camp as his agent and former Fulham star Diomansky Kamala wrote an inexplicable post on social media on Sunday.
“A lot of people talk, but few people tell the truth,” Kamala said. “That’s not the topic of today. Our only priority is the decisive match of Senegal’s World Cup qualifiers, which is a key moment for the whole country.
“Our track record, our ethics, our way of working are well known first as football players and now as advisors to African players. It’s time for unity, and the rest will be addressed later at the right time.
Jackson is preparing to play a huge game for Congo and Senegal on Tuesday, allowing him to qualify for the World Cup.
In the same interview, Hoenes shared details about Bayern’s transfer business. Why did they withdraw from the race and sign Florian Wiltz and hit at Liverpool to pay a large sum of money to the playmakers. He also criticized Newcastle for spending a lot of money on Nick Urtemaid.
“Of course we wanted to have Florian Wiltz, but we would never have bought him for 150 million euros. We offered Nick Ultemade 55 million euros, while Stuttgart wanted 75 million euros.
When asked about Woltemade, he added:
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