Eddie Howe looks during the friendly match of Newcastle against Atletico Madrid (Photo by George Wood / Getty Images)
Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson would have had a preference for a transfer to Newcastle United this summer, despite the interest of other clubs.
Chelsea would have talks with a number of contenders, but Jackson himself seems eager to move to St James’ Park.
It is according to a report of the Telegraph, which adds that Chelsea is not desperate to sell, even if he seems that he and Christopher Nkunku are probably among some great departures of Stamford Bridge.
Fabrizio Romano informed Taken into account How important Chelsea and Chelsea sales will be important to help blues afford targets like Xavi Simons and Alejandro Garnacho.
Jackson was also excluded from the Enzo Maresca team for today’s friendly victory against AC Milan.
Nicolas Jackson could be ready to replace Alexander Isak in Newcastle
The Telegraph suggests that Jackson moving to Newcastle could depend on the Magpies finally back and selling the star striker Alexander Isak.
The Swedish international would not be an easy -to -replace player, but Jackson has successfully succeeded in his time in the Premier League, and is still young enough to continue to develop and improve.
The 24 -year -old doesn’t look good enough for Chelsea, the western London giants moving to strengthen himself from the start by bringing Joao Pedro and Liam Delap this summer.
Is Jackson good enough for Newcastle?
Jackson will clearly fall into the hierarchical order in Stamford Bridge, but is it really up to playing for a club like Newcastle?
Isak was a world class interpreter, scoring 62 goals in 109 games for Nufc since he joined, while Jackson has only 30 games in 81 games in English.
It will be interesting to see how this saga is developing, but if Isak leaves, it could undoubtedly put the bottom of Newcastle to invest them these large transfer costs on a better player than Jackson.
