Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson has spoken out amid growing speculation over his future, addressing rumours of a potential exit and reported interest from Man United.
Jackson, 24, has seemingly fallen down the pecking order at Stamford Bridge following the signings of Liam Delap and Joao Pedro.
Several reports have linked him with a move away from the Club World Cup winners, with Man United understood to be a potential destination.
The striker doesn’t seem too bothered about the added competition at the club, however, instead committing himself to helping his teammates.
“Competition? I have no competition. We’re all here to help the club. Everyone has their role to play. I’m on a mission. It’s up to the coach to make his choices. I focus solely on my work,” Jackson told Dsports.
“I’m a Chelsea player. The future belongs to God. If there are any changes, you’ll know. For now, I’m focused on my preparation.”