Photo: Bayern almost signed Sterling before closing the window, but the player didn t want to come, and finally signed Jackson

September 26 According to Biography, Bayern turned his attention to Chelsea player Sterling on the summer window deadline. The cause of this move was their original target of signing, and Jackson's loan deal was once on the verge of breaking down.

reported that Jackson's deal basically fell apart a day before closing the window due to injury from another Chelsea striker, forcing Bayern to find an alternative. Sterling was in a bad situation at Chelsea at the time and was considered a potential candidate. However, the transfer ultimately failed because Sterling himself had no intention of leaving the team.

Finally, Jackson's deal was restarted and completed at the last moment. He joined Bayern for a loan fee of 16.5 million euros for a year.

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