Newcastle United handed transfer update as Nicolas Jackson’s agent finally speaks out

 

 

The future of Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson is becoming one of the most intriguing talking points of the final week of the summer transfer window, with Newcastle United among the clubs closely monitoring developments.

The 24-year-old Senegalese forward has been strongly linked with a move away from Stamford Bridge in recent weeks, and speculation has only intensified after his agent, Diomansy Kamara, publicly addressed the situation. Jackson, who joined Chelsea last year, has reportedly informed the club that he is open to leaving this summer in search of a new challenge and regular playing time.

With fewer than seven days left before the window slams shut, Chelsea are bracing themselves for a decision. According to Kamara, a resolution could arrive very soon — within the next 48 hours.

Speaking to Footmercato, Kamara hinted that Jackson’s time in London is nearing its end, while also underlining his client’s achievements during a challenging spell with the Blues.

“Thirty goals in two seasons, without a single penalty. Highs, lows… but a page is turning at Chelsea,” Kamara explained. “He will always be grateful for his time there, but now we look ahead with optimism. Germany, Italy, England — the options are many, and the decision is imminent. Thank you for the support, we see your messages… Nicolas Jackson’s transfer should be resolved within 48 hours.”

Chelsea are understood to be open to honouring Jackson’s request if a suitable offer lands on the table, though they are not under pressure to sell and would also welcome him staying should no deal be agreed.

Newcastle United, who are searching for attacking reinforcements to boost Eddie Howe’s squad, are believed to be one of several clubs keeping tabs on the situation. The Magpies have endured a mixed start to the new Premier League season and remain light in forward areas following injuries and a lack of depth behind Alexander Isak.

Other European clubs — including sides in Serie A and the Bundesliga — are also thought to be exploring the possibility of signing the Senegal international, who still has several years left on his Chelsea contract.

For Newcastle, the potential availability of Jackson could present a rare late-window opportunity to strengthen with a player who has Premier League experience, youth on his side, and the versatility to operate across the front line.

As the clock ticks down, all eyes will be on Stamford Bridge and the next two days could prove decisive. Whether Jackson ends up in black and white stripes at St. James’ Park, or ventures abroad for a fresh challenge, his departure from Chelsea appears closer than ever.

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