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Jackson Linked with Man Utd Amid Chelsea Doubts

Manchester United have become the latest club to monitor Nicolas Jackson as question marks arise over his Chelsea future under new manager Enzo Maresca. The 24-year-old forward, who signed for the Blues last summer from Villarreal, now faces increased competition for minutes this season after both João Pedro and Liam Delap have already appeared in pre-season.

United Interested but Yet to Make a Move

Manchester United are chasing Jackson gathering United among clutch of top clubs watching status at Stamford Bridge. No official offer has been made, but the Red Devils are interested and are monitoring the situation. Jackson, who scored 17 goals in all competitions in his first season, is under a long-term deal with the club.

United have long tracked the striker since his time at Villarreal. He wasn’t a top target last year, but his promising form in England has sparked internal debate again. With Erik ten Hag’s side to explore support options for Rasmus Højlund and Jackson’s name has emerged again. United view the 24-year-old’s speed, movement, and pressing as ideal traits for their first-line-of-press requirements.

Chelsea, meanwhile, are willing to sell some of their own attacking players as Maresca continues to revamp his squad. While the club have not publicly demanded a fee for Nicolas Jackson, they reportedly want around £100 million and could feel pressure to accept a compelling offer.

Competition Brewing Across Europe

Manchester United are not alone in their interest. Aston Villa, AC Milan, and Liverpool have all been eyeing the situation of Jackson. It’s his versatility and speed that make him an attractive option for Serie A sides with one seeing him as a top-quality attacker if Chelsea are willing to sell.

There have been no concrete bids as yet but with Delap and João Pedro vying for minutes, Jackson’s place is vulnerable. For now, the situation remains fluid and Maresca is still to publicly confirm whether or not Jackson fits into his 2025/26 plans.

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