Bayern Munich\u2019s honorary president says there\u2019s no chance that Nicolas Jackson will meet the conditions to join the club permanently from Chelsea.<\/p>\n
Uli Hoene\u00df appeared as a guest on the 30th anniversary edition of the \u2018Doppelpass\u2019 talk show on SPORT1 in Germany on Sunday.<\/p>\n
During his appearance, he discussed Bayern\u2019s recent transfer business, as well as the inflated market in today\u2019s game.<\/p>\n
He labelled the Premier League\u2019s record spending<\/strong><\/a> \u201ccompletely crazy\u201d and lamented the transfer business conducted in Saudi Arabia.<\/p>\n The 73-year-old is quite an outspoken character, which does make for some entertainment, which he certainly provided on Sunday morning.<\/p>\n The signing of Chelsea<\/strong><\/a> striker Jackson was a hot topic, with Bayern reportedly paying a record \u20ac16.5million (\u00a314.3million) loan fee for the player.<\/p>\n There is also an obligation to buy for \u20ac80million (\u00a369.3million) if certain requirements are met, potentially taking the deal up to a whopping \u00a383.6million.<\/p>\n However, Hoene\u00df has revealed what the requirement is, and eased the concerns of uncertain supporters by claiming Jackson will \u201cnever\u201d meet the conditions of the agreement with Chelsea.<\/p>\n The experienced German executive also confirmed that Jackson and his agent paid \u20ac3million (\u00a32.6million) to reduce the loan fee, meaning the Senegalese is effectively a \u20ac13.5million signing.<\/p>\n MORE ON CHELSEA ON F365 \u201cIf anyone\u2019s upset about this loan fee: It\u2019s not \u20ac16.5million because the player and his agent paid \u20ac3million,\u201d Hoene\u00df revealed. \u201cThat means the player costs \u20ac13.5million.<\/p>\n \u201cAnd that\u2019s not a problem at all, because if I buy a player for \u20ac80million, it also costs \u20ac16million in depreciation per year, so it\u2019s \u20ac13million.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cThe big money only has to be paid if he starts 40 games,\u201d Hoene\u00df added. \u201cHe never does that.\u201d<\/p>\n Hoene\u00df believes Bayern are \u201cthe real winners\u201d of the summer transfer window and said Florian Wirtz<\/strong><\/a> would\u2019ve been a nice signing, but there was never any intention to pay \u20ac150million.<\/p>\n \u201cThe fact is, we at FC Bayern are very happy,\u201d he said. \u201cWe\u2019re the real winners of this summer\u2019s transfer market.<\/p>\n \u201cOf course, we would have liked to have Wirtz. But we would never have bought him for 150million.\u201d<\/p>\n
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