Nicolas Jackson is shaping up to be one of the biggest talking points of the Premier League summer transfer window—but it's becoming increasingly clear that Bayern Munich won't be in the running for his signature.

The Chelsea striker has just returned from a loan spell at the Allianz Arena, but all signs point to him not featuring in the Blues' first-team plans at Stamford Bridge. Instead, the club is expected to cash in on the Senegal international, and there's no shortage of potential suitors.

However, according to top German insider Christian Falk, Bayern wouldn't hesitate to pass on Jackson—even at a cut-price fee. "The €65m Chelsea are looking for would be too much!" Falk said. "Even if the Blues were to cut that figure in half, we can't escape the fact that Jackson doesn't suit Vincent Kompany's system perfectly."

That's a pretty damning assessment, but context is key here. While Bayern may not be interested, other clubs—particularly in the Premier League—are likely to be far more accommodating. Newcastle United have already been mentioned as a potential destination, and with a reported price tag of around £27m, there could be plenty of takers willing to roll the dice on the 23-year-old's raw talent.

In the fast-paced world of summer transfers, one club's hesitation is often another's opportunity. For Chelsea, the priority is moving Jackson on to free up funds and make room for new additions. For Jackson, a fresh start elsewhere could be just what he needs to reignite his career.