After completing a deadline-day move from Chelsea to Bayern Munich, striker Nicolas Jackson has shared his thoughts on the transfer. He explained that his decision to leave was about seeking a new opportunity and confirmed that he holds no bad feelings towards his former manager, Enzo Maresca. The move is structured as a loan with an option for a permanent transfer.
🙏 A Grateful Farewell
Jackson spoke respectfully about his time under manager Enzo Maresca at Chelsea. He described football as a game of “cycles,” where things don’t always go as planned. “I respect coach Maresca, I learned a lot from him,” Jackson stated, acknowledging the manager’s unique style. He explained that the move was simply about needing something different at this stage of his career, adding, “I have no regrets, just gratitude for my time at Chelsea.”
⚽ A Confident Move to a New League
Despite some reports that Chelsea initially tried to block the move, Jackson remained calm and confident throughout the process. He mentioned that he and his team never doubted the transfer to Bayern Munich would happen. This positive mindset allowed him to handle the situation calmly, focusing on the exciting new chapter ahead in Germany.
✨ A Positive Outlook on and off the Pitch
Ultimately, Jackson holds a very grounded perspective on his life and career. He emphasized that what truly matters is his health and the well-being of his family. Being a professional footballer is a privilege he doesn’t take for granted. “I’m in good health, as are my loved ones, and I’m lucky to be a professional footballer. Nothing else matters,” he concluded, showing his appreciation for his journey.
