With Nicolas Jackson struggling for minutes at Bayern Munich, it's worth considering whether Chelsea should give him another chance. The 24-year-old has a unique set of skills that make him a hybrid of Joao Pedro and Liam Delap.

Like Delap, Jackson excels at running into channels, using his speed to catch defenders off guard and create clear-cut chances. However, his finishing has been a concern, with an underperformance of 2.34 goals from his expected goals last season.

Delap, on the other hand, has shown that he can be a more clinical finisher, as seen in his time at Ipswich. However, he struggles when playing with his back to goal against a low block. Pedro, meanwhile, thrives in this situation, making him a more effective target man.

Playing Pedro just off Jackson would be an ideal combination, as the former Brighton player has created the most big chances for Chelsea in the Premier League and has a high pass accuracy rate. Jackson's style of play is similar, with a high number of chances created and possession won in the final third.

Despite struggling for minutes at Bayern Munich, Jackson's performances have been decent, with three goals in just 391 Bundesliga minutes. However, the lack of opportunities has hindered his impact, and the €65 million obligation to buy has become obsolete.

The question is, should Chelsea recall Jackson in January? It would provide competition for their striking department and suit their current style better than Delap and Pedro. While it's not a permanent solution, it's becoming clear that letting Jackson go might have been a mistake.

Recalling Jackson would be a smart move for Chelsea, offering a striker with Premier League experience and a style of play that aligns with their current team's needs.