Bayern Munich powerbroker Hoeness already writing off Jackson

Jackson has joined Bayern on-loan for the season with an option to buy. But honorary president Hoeness doesn't expect that to be triggered.

"If anyone is annoyed by the loan fee: It is not 16.5 million euros, because the player and his agent have paid 3 million euros," Hoeness told Kicker.

"That means the player actually costs 13.5 million. And that's no problem at all, because if I buy a player for 80 million, it also costs 16 million annually in depreciation, so 13 is no problem."

Hoeness then explains that a lot will need to be done for Jackson's move to Bayern Munich to become permanent.

"The big money should only be paid out if he plays 40 games from the start. He will never do that," adds Hoeness.