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Hoeneß Reveals 40-Start Trigger in Jackson’s Bayern Loan, Says Permanent Deal Unlikely

Uli Hoeneß says the obligation only triggers if Nicolas Jackson starts 40 games this season, making a permanent transfer unlikely.

Overview

  • Jackson joined Bayern from Chelsea on a season-long loan with a conditional obligation to buy worth about £56.2m (€64.7m) if he reaches 40 starts.
  • Hoeneß said the reported €16.5m loan fee was effectively reduced by roughly €3m contributed by the player and his agent.
  • Agent Diomansy Kamara publicly pushed back on Hoeneß’s version of events, writing that “many speak, but few tell the truth.”
  • German outlet Bild reported Jackson waived part of a payment due to him after Chelsea raised the loan fee during deadline-day talks.
  • The deal followed a brief collapse after Liam Delap’s injury and Chelsea’s recall of Marc Guiu, and commentators frame Jackson as an understudy with Harry Kane still first choice through 2027.