Aston Villa's Nicolas Jackson 'concerns' intensify
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Jason Cundy has cautioned Aston Villa over Nicolas Jackson and his ill-discipline after he was booked against Nottingham Forest. The striker was shown a yellow card by referee Andy Madley before
Jackson’s opening at Villa has been encouraging. He looks comfortable in his own skin in such a demanding role.
ASTON Villa and Atletico Madrid have both agreed personal terms with Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson. Now it is a race to the finish between Villa and the Spanish side to seal a £65m deal with the
Chelsea are open to offloading Jackson before the end of the summer transfer window and Atletico’s sporting director, Mateu Alemany, was in London on Thursday to discuss a deal for the Senegal international. According to Marca, Jackson has now approved a move to Diego Simeone’s side but Atletico have not managed to reach an agreement with Chelsea.
Nicolas Jackson's first goal for Aston Villa proved to be the winner as they overcame Club Brugge in their 2026-27 Champions League opener.
Aston Villa agree deal worth up to £65m to sign Chelsea forward Nicolas Jackson, matching Blues valuation; Jackson had spent last season on loan at Bayern Munich;
Manchester United and Newcastle United both expressed interest in signing Delap but Chelsea secured his services on a six-year deal. Delap will only reach one of those years, however, with Chelsea agreeing to sell him to Forest at a profit of £15m.
Micah Richards has said that Chelsea were wrong to sell Nicolas Jackson to Aston Villa in the summer transfer window and has backed the striker to become a star under manager Unai Emery at Villa Park.