Manchester United reveals stance on Jadon Sancho’s transfer

Manchester United have made clear what they want if Jadon Sancho is to leave the club before the summer transfer deadline amid Juventus attempt loan move & Chelsea lurk.

BBC’s Simon Stone claims that United will only permit Sancho to depart if the deal is for a loan with a purchase obligation or if it is a permanent sale. To put it briefly, they have no interest in a loan that would leave his future unclear or necessitate taking more steps after this season.

Juventus, who have been linked lately, would like a straight loan with no buyout clause. However, they are aware that Chelsea might show interest in them. United will have “formal discussions” with Juventus, according to the Manchester Evening News.

The significance of those discussions cannot be overstated. Though a private plane is ominously planned to depart from Manchester to Turin at a later time on Monday. This may be used to enable face-to-face conversations rather than convey Sancho personally at this point in the process.

Despite being reintegrated during pre-season following last year’s falling out with Erik ten Hag, Sancho is behind Marcus Rashford, Alejandro Garnacho, Amad Diallo and Antony in Manchester United’s winger rotation.

The manager hasn’t selected him for any Premier League games thus far, citing unnamed “issues” and implying that Sancho still needs to prove he deserves to be selected. If Sancho is going to leave Old Trafford, there is not much time left.

If Chelsea decides to make a late move, the English clubs’ transfer window closes on Friday. In Serie A, it closes on Saturday, giving Juventus a little more time.