"I'm really happy to be here and train with the team. I know a few players and can hardly wait for the games to start,"
"I'm obviously a number 9, but can also play as a second striker. I just want to help the team and play for the coach and the club."
"I don't know the difference yet (between the Bundesliga and Premier League) because I haven't played here yet. Hopefully tomorrow I'll know the difference. I've played in Spain and England, and maybe here for the first time tomorrow."
"They were tough moments, but I was very confident I'd get to stay here because it's where I wanted to be. I'd already spoken with the coach and the club bosses. I'm glad to be here,"
"I'm very happy to see my friends and teammates from Chelsea. Hopefully we have a good game and we win,"
Nicolas Jackson completed a loan move from Chelsea to Bayern Munich and immediately joined the team's training sessions. He returned from international duty with Senegal and is ready to make an impact in Bavaria. Jackson said he is primarily a number 9 but can also play as a second striker and wants to help the coach and club. He said he has not yet felt the difference between the Bundesliga and the Premier League because he has not played in Germany. Jackson described the closing days of the transfer window as tough but said he was confident about staying at Bayern and has marked the Champions League match against Chelsea on his calendar.
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