According to the Daily Telegraph, in the face of the setback of the introduction of Cesco, Newcastle coach Eddie Howe considered other signing targets, and Chelsea's Nicholas Jackson was his priority.

This summer, Chelsea spent a total of £90 million to bring in two strikers, Drapp and Joao Pedro, and the Blues are open to the sale of Jackson. Jackson has scored in double digits in Chelsea over the past two seasons and is considered a reliable striker.

Last season, Jackson scored 9 goals in 15 games, but after getting a red card against Newcastle, he failed to continue his good form in the domestic arena. If Jackson is sold, Chelsea will refer to the transfer fees of some well-known strikers in this summer's transfer window, such as Joao Pedro's transfer fee is 60 million pounds, while Cesco's fixed transfer fee is at least 65.2 million pounds, which has not yet calculated the floating fee.