Jackson is unwilling to be a plan B and is determined to join Bayern. Stay in Munich and refuses to return to Chelsea.

Everyone says that soldiers who don't want to be generals are not good soldiers, and the same is true for players, all have their own pride. Chelsea signed two forwards, Drapp and Joao Pedro, this summer window, which made Jackson the third choice at the team's No. 9 position. Jackson joined Bayern for a year with a loan of 15 million euros + a buyout of 65 million euros + a second transfer share transfer fee. The transaction is about to be completed, and Jackson has already flew to Munich, Germany. However, in the latest round (round 3), Chelsea beat Fulham 2-0, but the starting center Drapp retired and is expected to recover for 8 weeks. Chelsea urgently called for a stop to join Bayern on loan, intending to let Jackson return to the team.

The latest report from the British media The Sun, Jackson is determined to join Bayern and becomes the team's priority, rather than being given up and returning. Therefore, Jackson refused to return to Chelsea and asked his agent to continue negotiations to allow the deal to join Bayern on loan.

According to sources, when Chelsea executives asked Jackson, who was already in Munich, to return to London, this angered Jackson's self-esteem. The Senegalese striker was angry. He is still in Munich and is eager to join Bayern. The player's agent is actively promoting and completing the deal to join Jackson on loan.

Personal opinion, Jackson's attitude is completely understandable. When Drapp recovers from injury and cannot play in the game, it is better to join Bayern and learn from the "grandmaster" forward Kane for a few years, and learn the skills well before taking over.