Chelsea has exploded with a rare farce in the transfer market!

"Blue Warriors" Chelsea agreed to loan forward Jackson to Bayern Munich on Saturday (30th) local time. The player himself Jackson also flew to Germany for a physical examination. However, Chelsea had injured in the subsequent Premier League where he defeated Fulham 2-0. Chelsea immediately regretted and urgently stopped the loan transaction. Jackson is reportedly very angry about the failure of this loan transfer, indicating that he will not fly back to London to return to the team for the time being, and is still stranded in Munich to wait for "despair".

After Chelsea signed Drapp and Joao Pedro this summer, Senegalese scorer Jackson in the team was listed for sale earlier. Before the transfer window was closed, he was finally loaned by Bayern Munich. The loan fee was as high as 15 million euros. Jackson also took a private jet to Munich for a physical examination. After arriving, he was followed by local German reporters throughout the journey. Unexpectedly, there was a major reversal in the last moment. Drapp injured his thigh tendon in the game against Burnley and is expected to recover for at least 6 to 8 weeks. Chelsea immediately returned to cancel the loan transaction.

Bayern Munich director Aiber confirmed to Sky Sports: "We reached an agreement with Chelsea yesterday and were approved to arrange a physical examination, but Chelsea now notified us to ask Jackson to go back. The current situation is that Jackson has arrived in Munich, but he is about to return to London. I don't know what the future will be." Jackson is reportedly annoyed by the renegade incident, and manager Kamala even left a message on social media: "We won't go back, the plane won't fly backwards...Munich."

report pointed out that Bayern Munich still hopes that Jackson's transfer can be revived, but it seems that he has made plans to fail. Abel revealed: "Everyone has to start looking for someone now and see if there is a possible (acquisition) goal." Chelsea coach Maresca said after the game: "Drapp's injury is not optimistic. Regarding finding another striker, to be honest, we just finished a game and will sit down and decide what kind of action will be taken."