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Chelsea Want £100 Million to Sell Star Player This Summer
GREATER LONDON, ENGLAND, JUL 11 – Chelsea values Nicolas Jackson at £100 million despite new signings limiting his role, with AC Milan confident they can secure the Senegalese striker this summer, reports say.
- Chelsea have set a £100 million asking price to potentially sell 24-year-old striker Nicolas Jackson this summer.
- This valuation comes in the wake of Chelsea acquiring forwards Liam Delap and João Pedro for a total fee of £90 million, alongside interest from clubs such as AC Milan.
- Manager Enzo Maresca intends to keep Jackson in the squad and rely on multiple attackers, not placing goal-scoring solely on one player.
- Jackson scored 10 Premier League goals and assisted 5 times last season, with Chelsea warning AC Milan it will require a £100 million bid to secure him.
- Chelsea's decision to hold a high price suggests they may sell if suitable offers arrive, especially from Premier League clubs, reflecting their desire for nine first-team attacking options.
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