The strangest scenario in the transfer market

Let me tell you about the strangest scenario that happened in the current transfer window!

Exactly two days ago, Chelsea agreed to loan Nicolas Jackson to Bayern Munich for €15 million, with an option to buy for €65 million.

That’s €80 million.

On the same day, Chelsea striker Delap was injured against Fulham and will be out for a long time.

Chelsea were shocked to see out the season with just one striker!

The surprise was that Chelsea decided to suspend Jackson’s deal after he arrived in Germany and was set to sign the contract.

Jackson refused to return because he wanted Bayern Munich!

Chelsea then focused on Bayern Munich.

They brought Marc Gueye back from loan and sold Jackson to Bayern for €16.5 million on loan, with an obligation to buy him for €65 million if he played a certain number of matches.

The contract was for five years, totaling €81.5 million!

Chelsea finally realized that Bayern needed Jackson urgently, and this could allow him to play a large number of matches,

and thus Chelsea could gain a huge amount from the deal.

If Jackson hadn’t played the specified number of matches, Chelsea would have earned £16.5 million on loan and brought back their striker.

If Jackson had played the required number of matches, Chelsea would have earned a huge profit, a figure they never imagined would have been made by Jackson.Chelsea wins in any case.

The contract has a purchase option, but it becomes an obligation to buy if Jackson plays a specified number of matches.

This is what changed. The first contract had only a purchase option and included 15 loans.

Chelsea changed clauses in the contract, making it a 16.5 million pound loan, and an obligation to buy if Jackson plays the specified number of matches.

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