Bayern Munich welcomes Jackson's return following his scenic shift.

In a surprising turn of events, Bayern Munich has reportedly secured the services of offensive player Nicolas Jackson from FC Chelsea, following a hectic transfer finale.

Initially, it seemed that the transfer of Jackson to Bayern Munich was on the verge of collapse, with the club appearing to drop out of the negotiations. However, the player and his agent reportedly pushed for the move, and the deal has now been finalised.

The transfer is reportedly a loan deal, with a fee of 16.5 million euros, and Bayern Munich and Chelsea have agreed on an option to buy for Jackson. This option could become mandatory through various clauses.

Bayern Munich's offensive options have been limited due to the departures of Thomas Müller, Leroy Sané, Kingsley Coman, and Jamal Musiala's injury. The acquisition of Jackson is, therefore, a welcome addition to their squad.

During the transfer period, Bayern Munich had also been linked with Ademola Lookman, who plays for Atalanta Bergamo in the Italian Champions League, and Florian Wirtz, who went to FC Liverpool instead. Nick Woltemade was another player linked with Bayern Munich, but he joined Newcastle United.

The return of Spanish striker Marc Guiu to Chelsea could pave the way for Jackson to join Bayern Munich, as Chelsea suddenly put a transfer veto in place for Jackson.

Despite the success of securing Jackson, Bayern Munich did not want to sign players permanently this summer, only on loan. The transfer period ended with this small success for Bayern Munich, with the acquisition of Jackson.

However, the search results do not provide the name of the transfer coach who coordinated Bayern Munich's signing of Jackson from Chelsea. The details of Jackson's five-year contract with Bayern Munich have yet to be disclosed.

As Bayern Munich continues to rebuild their squad, the acquisition of Jackson is a significant step towards strengthening their offensive line. The club will undoubtedly be hoping that he can help them regain their dominance in the Bundesliga.