Falk: Bayern has made it clear that it will not buy out Jackson and is interested in using Vlahovich as Kane s rotation

Hupu reported on November 17 that according to the famous reporter Falk, Senegal forward Jackson will not leave Bayern Munich in the January transfer window. The Senegal international joined the Bavarian giants on loan from Chelsea on transfer deadline day this summer, with a contract that includes a mandatory buyout clause after reaching a certain number of appearances.

Although Jackson has yet to perform as expected under coach Kompany - he has only started 4 Bundesliga games this season, made 4 additional substitute appearances, scored only 1 league goal, and only scored 2 goals in the Champions League - the player himself has no intention of leaving the team in the winter window.

Falk said that the current attitude of Bayern management is clear: the Bundesliga champion has no intention of activating Jackson's buyout clause. According to the agreement, Bayern paid a loan fee of 14.3 million pounds this summer. If the clause is triggered, a buyout fee of 56.2 million pounds will be required, provided that the player has started 40 games for Bayern. The former Villarreal player is expected to stay at the club until the end of the season.

In terms of forward signings, Bayern has set its sights on next summer window. Harry Kane (who has scored 23 goals this season) has indicated that he is willing to renew his contract and stay with the team, but the club still needs to find a qualified rotation for him. The previous pursuit of Juventus striker Vlahovic once cooled down, but the latest intelligence shows that Bayern is still paying attention to the Serbian striker who intends to land in the Bundesliga. Although Tottenham were considered the favorite to sign Vlahovic last month, Bayern did not withdraw from the race.

At the same time, Bayern's interest in Midtjylland forward Francolino Zhu continues, but it may face competition from Everton in the Premier League.