Chelsea should pay a significant share if they decided to go back from their obligation sign Jadon Sancho this summer, has revealed a report.
When Sancho joined Chelsea on loan last summer, it was assumed that his time with Manchester United was over, as the Blues agreed to sign the end at the end of the season if they finished higher than the 14th place of the Premier League for a quota of about 25 million £.
However, earlier this month, it arose Chelsea has the option Buying their departure from the agreement and reports have stated that the Blues plan to do it, after being puzzled by their performances this season.
After a great start to life in London, Sancho is in just two goals and six assists in 28 games for Chelsea. Form that the 24 -year -old has “bothered”.
According to SphChelsea should pay a “great proportion” of the pre-agreement of £ 25 million if they choose to sign Sancho permanently.
Chelsea They are already preparing for important attacking reinforcements. Brazilian feeling Estevao Willian will move to Stamford Bridge in the summer while Sporting CP’s GEOVANY QUENDA has already agreed to a switch of 44.7 million pounds by 2026.
If Chelsea will choose to move away from Sancho is still unclear but a potential return to United It would create another significant problem for the Red Devils in their offer to reduce the costs and cut Ruben Amorim’s workforce.
It is expected that Amorim has the final decision on Sancho’s future if he returns to Old Trafford, with the Manchester’s Night News Adding that three possible options are being considered.
The United could welcome Sancho to the squad of Amorim if the main coach indicates an interest in making it, to be able to explore another departure. Although a permanent sale would be preferred, United acknowledges that another loan may be due to Sancho’s inspirational way this season.
However, in the long run, a decision on Sancho’s contract, which expires in 2026, as one of the highest winners of the workforce, could be allowed to allow its agreement and to be left in a free transfer, but it is said that United proposes to trigger a 12-month extension clause to try to help its permanent sale.
