The winger’s worth has already dropped to €35 million (£30 million) because he has less than a year left on his contract, but Juve might be willing to sell him to the Red Devils for less under certain circumstances.
Journalist Says United Has Started “Formal Talks” With Club, Excitement From Fans Similar to the agreement reached with Borussia Dortmund, the Bianconeri want Sancho on loan, with United covering half of his wage.
Would United consent to such a suggestion? On the surface, Juventus’ offer appears to be Chiesa’s performances at the European Championships demonstrate that he is a pale shadow of the player who lit up the last tournament three years ago.
World Cup winner Bruno Conti once described the player as “flawless” but his poor recent form doesn’t make him a ‘must-have’ target, even if he is available for a very low fee.
The likes of Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Newcastle are also believed to have turned down the chance to sign him.
In terms of Sancho, United really need to raise funds through selling the player.
They are currently limited in what they can do due to the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability rules and another loan wouldn’t help them at all.
Does Sancho have other suitors?
Borussia Dortmund have seemingly cooled their interest in the 24-year-old, having come to the realisation that United are unwilling to loan him out for a second successive season.
Other than that, there are few other teams who have expressly registered an interest in Sancho.
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