Photograph: Bayern may restart Jackson negotiations, but Chelsea must accept loan

Hupu, August 25, German media photo newspaper, Bayern Munich's chief teammate Heiko Niedderer's latest report, after Eber publicly denied, rumors about Jackson and Bayern appeared again.

According to Biography, Jackson's transfer problem may indeed heat up again.

For several days, there have been constant transfer rumors: Chelsea coach Enzo Maresca has not even included Jackson in the roster of the first two rounds of the Premier League. The coach even publicly suggested that Jackson find another new boss.

Will Bayern take action despite Eber's denial?

The only thing that is certain is that if they take action, Jackson and Chelsea will have to agree to loan. As Eber confirmed on Thursday, the Munich club's sports management has been told they are no longer allowed to buy any offensive players and are only allowed to rent.

club owner Uli Heness (73) had previously publicly supported the move, saying in the Süddeutschland: "I strongly advocate the use of loan players to fill the roster, and the loan contract will last until June 30, 2026."

Considering that the loan market for top players is usually very small, this is undoubtedly a very tricky task.

On Thursday, Ebert explained: "If Paris Saint-Germain asks us to loan Michael Olise to them, shouldn't we ask ourselves, 'Are you kidding me?'"