"In the end, the Bavarian giants paid a fee in the region of €16.5m to sign him on loan, with the possibility of turning it into a €65m full transfer, taking the overall package to €81.5m. Meanwhile, Outspoken FC Bayern chief Uli Hoeneß suggeste d that a permanent transfer for Jackson is almost impossible, as the striker needs to start 40 games, excluding appearances in the DFB Pokal."
"Jackson's agent, Ali Barat, is hopeful that Bayern will sign him permanently. He said to RMC Sport: "You know, it's a long season. They have a mandatory purchase option (of €80 million, Ed.) if he plays 40 games, but they also have a €65 million option (if he plays fewer than 40 games). "So I think if Nico Jackson performs this season, given the current market price for strikers, at €65 million in my o"
Nicolas Jackson made his first start for Bayern Munich in the 4-1 win over Hoffenheim but was substituted in the second half after limited involvement apart from a long-range effort. Bayern secured Jackson on loan from Chelsea in a complicated summer deal that initially saw Chelsea recall him after Liam Delap's injury before Bayern renegotiated on deadline day. Bayern paid roughly €16.5m as a loan fee with options to make the transfer permanent, potentially taking the total package to €81.5m depending on clauses. A mandatory purchase clause reportedly requires 40 starts for an €80m fee, a target that appears unlikely. Jackson's agent remains hopeful that Bayern will sign him permanently.
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