Nicolas Jackson is linked with a move away from Chelsea due to the arrivals of Joao Pedro and Liam Delap. Manchester United is among the clubs holding interest in him. However, they are not prepared to pay the current asking price of around £80m. Finance expert Stefan Borson suggests that Chelsea is expected to lower their asking price as none of the interested clubs are willing to meet the valuation. Jackson's transfer is seen as possible at a lower fee, around £60m, or through a loan deal with a potential permanent move.

Chelsea have placed a price tag of around £80 million (€92m) on Nicolas Jackson. Manchester United are interested but are not expected to afford the Chelsea man.

Team Talk reports on Manchester United's interest in Chelsea's Nicolas Jackson and the subsequent decision not to pursue a transfer due to financial considerations. Manchester United explored a move for Chelsea's Nicolas Jackson, but ruled out due to cost. Chelsea valued Jackson at £70m but were willing to discuss a fee around £50m. United deemed the sums too high given Jackson's inconsistency.

Man United are expected to end their interest in Nicolas Jackson, given that they have no intention of paying Chelsea’s asking price for the Senegalese striker. Concerns about his temperament and consistency on the pitch have contributed to this decision. Chelsea's unwillingness to sell him cheaply and doubts about his suitability for Man United's needs also play a role.

Team Talk reports on Manchester United's interest in Nicolas Jackson as a potential new striker. Manchester United is considering Nicolas Jackson as one of their serious options for a new striker. There is a possibility of a swap deal involving Garnacho.

Team Talk reported that Manchester United were interested in Chelsea’s Nicolas Jackson as they aimed to strengthen their squad. Manchester United were strategizing to bolster their squad, prioritizing Chelsea’s Nicolas Jackson over signing an Aston Villa star. United had identified Jackson as a key target as Ruben Amorim looked to enhance his striker options. There was a concrete possibility of a swap deal involving Jackson and Garnacho, with United and Chelsea keen on signing both players respectively. Chelsea valued Jackson at £70 million, though a fee closer to £50 million could be negotiated. Including Garnacho, who was rated at £60 million, in a swap deal could help United navigate Premier League PSR (Profit and Sustainability Rules).

Team Talk reports on Manchester United's interest in acquiring Chelsea’s striker Nicolas Jackson. Manchester United are actively pursuing Chelsea’s striker Nicolas Jackson. The 24-year-old Senegalese forward is open to a move to Old Trafford. Jackson has fallen behind Joao Pedro and Liam Delap in Chelsea’s pecking order. Discussions of a potential swap deal with Alejandro Garnacho are ongoing. Both clubs value their players around £60million (€69m / $81m), but a swap deal could minimize cash outlays, aiding PSR compliance.

Nicolas Jackson is open to a move to Manchester United, with discussions ongoing. Chelsea has set a new asking price for him. Manchester United is seriously considering a move for him.

Manchester United has held talks with Ali Barat, the agent of Nicolas Jackson, regarding a potential transfer. The deal depends on who leaves Chelsea and whether Jackson becomes necessary for the London club.

According to 90min, Chelsea engaged in discussions with Manchester United about a potential transfer for striker Nicolas Jackson. Chelsea reportedly communicated with Manchester United to understand their requirements for a transfer involving Jackson. It emerged that United had placed Jackson on their list of striker targets for the summer. Chelsea indicated that a bid of £100 million ($134.2 million) would be necessary to finalize a deal. Although Chelsea is not anticipated to maintain such high demands throughout negotiations, they are not interested in entertaining low offers. Chelsea conveyed that Jackson is not available for sale, but substantial bids for the Senegal international would be taken into consideration. Currently, United have not progressed in their pursuit of Jackson and have yet to finalize their choice for a top striker target.

Goal.com reports on Chelsea's Nicolas Jackson being part of a player exchange proposal with Manchester United's Alejandro Garnacho. Chelsea's Nicolas Jackson is reportedly part of a player exchange proposal with Manchester United's Alejandro Garnacho. Both clubs are looking to balance their books and reshape their squads in line with the Premier League’s Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR).

90min reports on Manchester United's interest in Nicolas Jackson's situation at Chelsea. Manchester United are monitoring Nicolas Jackson's situation at Chelsea and are considering a move. Chelsea are not actively looking to sell Jackson, but he is no longer viewed as an untouchable member of the squad. A large offer could tempt Chelsea to sell.

Manchester United are monitoring Nicolas Jackson amid rumors of his potential departure from Chelsea. He has fallen down the pecking order at Chelsea following their summer signings. Interest from Manchester United has been confirmed by Sky Sports reporter Dharmesh Sheth, with AC Milan and Aston Villa also interested.

Manchester United could launch a shock bid for Chelsea flop Nicolas Jackson. The Red Devils are actively looking for more attacking options in the summer transfer window and have emerged as one of several contenders eyeing a move for the Senegalese forward. The Blues are expected to make a final call on Jackson's future after the Club World Cup.

Team Talk reports on the potential transfer situation involving Nicolas Jackson and his possible move to Manchester United. If Delap and another new striker arrive at Stamford Bridge, Nicolas Jackson could be sold. There is a potential switch to Manchester United for the Senegalese.

Manchester United have made an approach for Nicolas Jackson, a Chelsea forward. United's technical director, Jason Wilcox, believes Jackson can help stretch defenses with his athleticism. Chelsea, however, are reluctant to sell him, despite the fact that he might fall down the pecking order at Stamford Bridge with the arrival of Liam Delap. Jackson extended his contract with Chelsea until 2033. Transfermarkt currently estimates his market worth at 50 million euros.