"He's working very well. We talked about integration last week, and in my opinion, he's adapted very quickly. I know why you're asking this question, but I have no problem having a completely different opinion about his performances than what is sometimes said in the media. My feeling against Dortmund in the first half was that he played an outstanding role in enabling us to perform. The same was true at Pafos. He understood very quickly how to interpret our game - even against Club Brugge,"
"He's a striker. When he scores, he's the best. When he doesn't,"
Nicolas Jackson is on loan at Bayern Munich from Chelsea with a buy-on clause that Bayern are unlikely to activate. He has two goals and one assist from ten appearances, with all goal contributions coming in Champions League matches against Pafos FC and Club Brugge. Jackson has logged 359 minutes and started four games. He sits behind Harry Kane as a non-first-choice striker but offers positional versatility. Manager Vincent Kompany praises Jackson's quick adaptation, tactical understanding and work rate, and evaluates his impact beyond simple goal statistics.
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