Chelsea Eyeing Isak as Jackson Faces Potential Exit

Valued at around £115m, Swedish international Alexander Isak has attracted the attention of top European clubs. Chelsea, looking to secure his talents, aim to reduce the financial burden by including Nicolas Jackson in the deal, according to The Sun.

Jackson had a challenging first season at

but showed potential by scoring 17 goals and providing six assists across all competitions. His late-season form, with four goals in his last five Premier League games, highlighted his capabilities. Despite viewing Jackson as a future asset, Chelsea may sacrifice him to facilitate Isak's acquisition.

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe is determined to retain Isak, who scored 25 goals in 40 appearances, including 21 in the league. Howe prefers to sell Callum Wilson instead, aiming to build his tactical plans around Isak and avoid losing him to a direct rival.

Isak's agility, technical skills, and goal-scoring prowess make him a valuable target for Chelsea. His ability to perform under pressure aligns with Chelsea's ambitions in domestic and European competitions. Under the guidance of Enzo Maresca, who is advocating for a proven goalscorer, Isak could significantly enhance Chelsea's forward line.