"There is interest from Italy [in Nicolas Jackson], but for Italian clubs, the only way possible is a loan deal. There is interest from Premier League as well. One year ago, Villa and Newcastle were interested."
"Nicolas Jackson, who was loaned to Bayern on somewhat unusual terms last year, with a high loan fee, over €15 million, and a very high buy-out option to act as Kane's deputy."
"The request that Chelsea are making is 50 million euros, today spending 50 million for Nicolas Jackson is not in my opinion in the plans of Juventus and much less of Milan."
Milan has historically turned to Chelsea for player reinforcements, with several successful signings. Nicolas Jackson, currently on loan at Bayern Munich, is linked to Milan. His high buy-out option makes a permanent deal unlikely. Reports indicate that Italian clubs are interested, but a loan deal is the only feasible option. Chelsea's asking price of €50 million is considered too high for both Milan and Juventus, leading to uncertainty about Jackson's future in the upcoming transfer market.
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