Chelsea have reportedly offered striker Nicolas Jackson to three clubs as part of ongoing efforts to offload the player during the current summer transfer window.
Following the arrivals of Joao Pedro and Liam Delap at Stamford Bridge, Jackson’s future with the west London club appears uncertain. According to talkSPORT, the Blues have approached Newcastle United, Manchester United, and AC Milan with a proposal for the Senegal international, though no agreement has been reached with any of the clubs so far.
The report also notes that Chelsea have reduced their initial asking price for Jackson from £100 million to £80 million in an effort to facilitate a potential deal.
Jackson, who joined Chelsea from Spanish side Villarreal, has come under scrutiny for inconsistent performances since his move to the Premier League.
With competition for attacking roles intensifying under new manager Enzo Maresca, Jackson could leave before the transfer window closes next month. However, should he remain at the club, he will face stiff competition from both Delap and Pedro for a starting spot.
