Ruben Amorim could have to find a way to reintegrate Jadon Sancho (photo of Carl Recine/Getty Images)
The future of Manchester United by Jadon Sancho is still uncertain despite passing the season on Chelsea, which reported that the Winger can return to Old Trafford at the end of the season.
When Man United sent it to Stamford Bridge last summer, it is thought that they included a clause that would see Chelsea signed permanently if they ended the 14th or higher than the Premier League.
However, Chelsea is now exploring ways to get out of agreement by paying a financial penalty, According to the Daily Mail.
Sancho’s time at Old Trafford did not plan after its high -level move of Borussia Dortmund in 2021.
After a series of unknown performances, the Red Devils unloaded it to Chelsea once Enzo Maresca took over. While Sancho has shown flashes of his talent in the west of London, His global contribution has been modest.
The young man, 24, has won only two goals and four attendance in 22 departures from the Premier League this season, which has left the Blues considering alternative options.
Jadon Sancho Saga: Chelsea Winger could return to Man United
Reports suggest that Chelsea had initially agreed to pay between £ 22 million and £ 25 million this summer. But if the Blues decide to go back, they will have to pay a “significant penalty” to terminate the agreement.
MAN UNITED minority shareholder Sir Jim Ratcliffe recently addressed the wing situation. The Owner of INEOS revealed that Man United continues to cover half of Sancho’s salary and will have to pay an additional £ 17 million as part of the remaining cost of his £ 73 million removal in Dortmund.
“For Sancho, who now plays Chelsea and pay half of his salary, we pay £ 17 million to buy it in summer,” Ratcliffe said in the BBC.
Red Devil’s manager, Ruben Amorim, however, has distanced himself from the situation. Last month, he stated clearly: “I am focused on my players and my problems. Sancho is not my problem. “”
