Chelsea have reportedly called off the deal to loan Nicolas Jackson to Bayern Munich in the summer transfer window. The two clubs had agreed on a season-long loan for the striker, which included an option to buy at the end of the 2025/26 campaign.Bayern were set to pay a £13 million loan fee up front, plus an additional £56.2 million to make the move permanent next summer. A sell-on clause had also been included in the arrangement.Chelsea would have received £69 million in total for the Senegal international, but now the deal will not go ahead after Liam Delap suffered an injury.Chelsea perform dramatic Nicolas Jackson transfer U-turnAccording to The Athletic, the Premier League outfit have “informed” Bayern of their change in heart and asked Jackson to return to London.The decision comes after Delap was forced off the pitch in the first half of their 2-0 win over Fulham at Stamford Bridge on Saturday afternoon.Enzo Maresca confirmed after the full-time whistle that the former Ipswich Town striker will miss up to two months of action while he recovers.Read – Impressive Joao Pedro stat underlines quick start at Chelsea“The injury doesn’t look good. He was full speed, hamstring. It requires weeks,” Maresca said in his press conference after the game.“In terms of another striker, we just finished the game. Now we will see if we take any decisions.”On the future of Jackson and whether it was too late to prevent him from leaving the club, Maresca added: “I just said, we finish the game and came here. We will see. I don’t know.“When you have two strikers, it’s enough. When one is injured, it is probably not enough.”Meanwhile, Alejandro Garnacho is set to complete his move to Chelsea from Manchester United, while a loan deal for Facundo Buonanotte has been agreed with Brighton.Read – The biggest loan fees ever as Nicolas Jackson leaves ChelseaSee Also – Power Rankings: Spurs in, Dutch gatecrashers, no Liverpool?Follow The Football Faithful on Social Media:Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube | TikTokThe post Chelsea perform dramatic transfer U-turn following injury blow first appeared on The Football Faithful.