Nicolas Jackson is wanted by Premier League clubs as AC Milan withdraws from the competition

Several Premier League teams have made initial approaches for Nicolas Jackson, the Senegalese forward who plays for Chelsea. There is a lot of interest in Jackson ahead of the new season.

AC Milan has stopped talks for Jackson because they think Chelsea’s price is too high for their budget, according to people with knowledge of the talks. The Rossoneri wanted to make a deal because they thought Jackson would be a great addition to their scoring options. However, talks broke down when the Blues refused to lower their price.

Jackson, who is 23 years old, moved from Villarreal to Chelsea last summer in a deal worth about £30 million. Even though his first season at Stamford Bridge wasn’t very good, he did score 14 goals across all competitions, showing signs of promise. His speed, ability to move, and hard work make him a good choice for teams that want to improve their front line.

Premier League teams, whose names are being kept secret for now, are thought to be looking at both permanent and loan deals for Jackson. Chelsea is said to not want to let him go, though, unless they get a big fee or can find a good alternative.

Given that Milan has officially dropped out of the race, English suitors can now step up their efforts, which could lead to talks in the coming weeks. Whether Chelsea sells Jackson or waits to see how he develops could be one of the most interesting side stories of the summer transfer window.