Mundo Deportivo reports on the potential transfer situation of Nico Jackson from Chelsea. Nico Jackson has been relegated from being the starting forward and is behind Liam Delap and Joao Pedro in the pecking order. Chelsea plans to sell him for around 70 million euros and he is being monitored by Aston Villa.

According to journalist Ben Jacobs, Aston Villa are emerging as serious contenders to sign Nicolas Jackson. Unai Emery, who has previously worked with Jackson at Villarreal, wants to bring the striker to Villa Park to add more depth to his attacking options. The proposed structure includes a £10 million loan fee with an obligation to buy under certain conditions.

Aston Villa is closely monitoring Nicolas Jackson. Chelsea hopes for a transfer fee of 65 million euros for the striker.

Nicolas Jackson has expressed a desire to join Aston Villa this summer. Chelsea are open to selling Jackson, and despite Newcastle also being in the race, Aston Villa are now said to be ahead of Newcastle in securing his signature. Jackson is keen on a reunion with Unai Emery, who was his manager at Villarreal. The move is seen as a potential opportunity for Jackson to kickstart his Premier League career with less pressure compared to Chelsea.

Emery is keen on reuniting with Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson after working with him at Villarreal in La Liga. With the Blues demanding £80m for Jackson this summer, only a big money sale of Watkins could help the club to finance the move of Jackson. Jackson is Villa’s primary target this summer.

Aston Villa boss Unai Emery, who previously worked with Jackson at Villarreal, is keen on a reunion. Chelsea are cautious about selling to domestic rivals but remain open to discussions for the right price.

90min reports on Chelsea's potential player exchange deal with Aston Villa involving Nicolas Jackson, Tosin Adarabioyo, and Morgan Rogers. Chelsea are ready to offer both Nicolas Jackson and Tosin Adarabioyo to Aston Villa in exchange for midfielder Morgan Rogers. The Blues are ready to offer money alongside the two players.

Nicolas Jackson has been heavily linked with a move away from Chelsea. Aston Villa, one of several Premier League clubs, is keeping close tabs on him. Unai Emery, Aston Villa's manager, played a key role in Jackson’s development at Villarreal and is open to a reunion if Chelsea sets a suitable asking price. Chelsea reportedly demands €115 million, though Jackson’s Estimated Transfer Value is €65.2 million. Villa may lodge a bid if Chelsea lowers their demands.

Team Talk reports on Aston Villa's interest in Nicolas Jackson and the potential implications for Chelsea's pursuit of Morgan Rogers. Aston Villa has shown interest in Nicolas Jackson. A bid for him would trigger an immediate formal offer from Chelsea for Morgan Rogers.

French journalist Nabil Djellit reported that Aston Villa have also made an enquiry for the 24-year-old Chelsea and Senegal international striker. The door is open for Nicolas Jackson for around €70M for Chelsea.

Aston Villa are interested in signing Chelsea’s Nicolas Jackson, and a preliminary move has already been made to gauge the availability of the Senegalese striker. Unai Emery is a big fan and sees him as an excellent option for the 2025-26 season and beyond. Chelsea are prepared to allow Jackson to leave if an acceptable offer arrives during the transfer window. Emery previously worked with Jackson at Villarreal, and a reunion at Villa Park is seen as beneficial for Jackson's career progression.

Jackson is wanted by Atletico Madrid, Aston Villa, and Newcastle. Chelsea will be able to sell at a sizeable profit. He was signed from Villarreal for €37m but now has an Estimated Transfer Value (ETV) of €72m.

Aston Villa is keeping an eye on the situation concerning Nicolas Jackson at Chelsea. They may consider bringing him in, especially if they end up losing their forward Ollie Watkins, who is reportedly a target for Arsenal. Nicolas Jackson, who has netted nine Premier League goals this season, is also drawing interest from Atletico Madrid and Newcastle. With Chelsea possibly in the market for a new striker in the summer, Jackson could find himself on the way out, making him a feasible option for Aston Villa. The club acknowledges the competition but is closely monitoring the developments as they brace for potential changes in their forward lineup.