Reporter exclusive: Villa has difficulty in affording costs and has given up Jackson; an anonymous wealthy family contacted

Hupu August 23, An exclusive report by Black Sun reporter Rahman Osman, said that despite showing strong interest in Nicholas Jackson in the past 48 hours, Aston Villa will still miss the striker.

Jackson is a hot player, but Chelsea's £70m valuation for the striker is a huge obstacle for Villa, who is facing the dilemma of fiscal fair play rules this year.

The Senegalese striker made his first breakthrough in Europe during Unai Emery's coaching Villarreal, and the two have been in touch since.

But given that Jackson signed a new contract with Chelsea last September that included a big pay increase, any deal will involve huge amounts.

Newcastle United also showed interest in the striker and asked to stay updated, but sources said another giant club had reached out to Jackson's team and negotiations were still underway.

Chelsea coach Enzo Maresca confirmed that Jackson was suspended for three games last season for a red card in the match against Newcastle United. He has ended his last game of suspension and is in good health and can play.

However, Maresca also revealed that given the uncertainty of the striker's future, and that both the players and the club hope to part ways this summer, he will not join the team.