With no breakthrough in negotiations, Jackson is currently expected to return to his parent club, Chelsea, once the current campaign concludes. The London club will then have to decide the next steps for the attacker, who joined Chelsea in the summer of 2023 from Villarreal on a long-term contract running until 2031. During his time at Stamford Bridge, Jackson has made 81 appearances, netting 30 goals and providing 12 assists, while also lifting the UEFA Conference League and FIFA Club World Cup trophies. Given his productive spell in Germany and his decorated record in England, he has already attracted interest from several other European clubs.
At this stage, Bayern Munich are keeping a conspicuously low profile in this personnel matter. Neither a further loan nor a permanent transfer are currently being actively pursued by the German giants, suggesting they are prepared to let him walk regardless of his contributions to their trophy hunt this season.