The Sun detail circumstance in which Nicolas Jackson is happy to stay at Chelsea next season

Nicolas Jackson is happy to remain at Chelsea next season, but only if he regains his first team spot according to reports.

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The Senegal international joined Bayern Munich on a season long loan last summer, but played back up to Harry Kane for the majority of the campaign.

Despite winning both the Bundesliga and the German Cup, Jackson didn’t make enough appearances to trigger the obligation to buy.

Nicolas Jackson open to Chelsea return

Jackson finished the season with 11 goals and four assists in 34 appearances, but he started just 15 of those games.

The 24-year-old will now return to Chelsea, where new boss Xabi Alonso will need to make a decision on his future.

Jackson is reportedly attracting interest from Italy, whilst there’s also said to be interest from Premier League clubs.

However, The Sun have reported Jackson would be happy to stay at Chelsea, as long as he regained his first team spot.

The report adds Chelsea are set to meet his representatives in the next two weeks to discuss his future, with all options said to still be on the table.

Jackson is under contract at Chelsea until 2033, and has scored 30 goals and registered 12 assists in 81 appearances for the Blues in all competitions.

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