The most unreliable in history? Jackson just landed in Munich. Chelsea: Cancel the deal and board the plane and return to London

Is there any more absurd plot in the history of transfer transactions?

On August 30, many authoritative media have confirmed that Chelsea agreed to loan Jackson to Bayern, and even famous reporter Romano has announced the deal with "here we go".

However, late at night on August 30, even more explosive news came. As soon as Jackson landed in Munich, he was notified by Chelsea that he cancelled the transaction and immediately took the plane to return to London.

On the other side, many German media have photographed Jackson in Munich. In the camera, Jackson breeze blows on his face, as if he is looking forward to his Bundesliga career.

Unexpectedly, a "edict" from the Blue Army changed everything. The reason is that in the third round of the Premier League, Chelsea played against Fulham, the opening game was only 10 minutes, and the Blues' new center Drapp suffered a thigh muscle strain and was expected to be out of the game for 8 weeks.

Chelsea has no rest time this summer, and the Champions League is coming one after another. Only Joao Pedro is obviously not enough. At this time, Jackson, who has been training with the first team for a long time but has been excluded from the lineup, was remembered by head coach Maresca and the management.

On the other side, Jackson's private plane had just landed in Munich, and Jackson's loan terms had been confirmed by the media. The loan fee of 15 million euros and the total price of the buyout terms was 80 million euros. Bayern was quite satisfied with this.

But Chelsea's orders led Jackson to a half-day tour of London, and Jackson had to take the private plane immediately and return to London.

According to media reports, Bayern is very dissatisfied with Chelsea's backfire, and King Nan is discussing with lawyers. Bayern believes that the players still want to show their strength in the Bundesliga, and Bayern believes that Chelsea has rented Jackson to them, so they are only about to sign the document. If cancelled, it is not ruled out that Bayern seeks compensation from Chelsea.

As for the most embarrassing thing in this deal, it is undoubtedly Jackson. What should he do when Drapp recovers in two weeks? Go and experience the snow and ice of Munich?