This is more and more like Jadon Sancho does not stick to the Premier League next season, or at least not with Chelsea or Manchester United.
Sancho, who is currently on loan to Chelsea in Man United, has had a disappointing season.
He has played 31 games, encrypted 7 assists and has scored twice. But despite regular minutes, Chelsea’s head, Enzo Maresca, is not impressed with him.
This has raised questions about his future at Chelsea, as Man United is not open to the club’s welcome after his problems at Old Trafford.
The Fabrizio Romano transfer news expert has provided the latest update on Sancho’s future, claiming that the player has no future in Man United, unless there is a great change of heart with director Ruben Amorim.
Although Chelsea has the option to sign Sancho at the end of the season, They could deny -if they pay a penalty That is why.
Talking to his YouTube channelRomano said:
“Allow -to clarify something to Jadon Sancho, I told you in recent weeks that Chelsea has an obligation to buy for a package of £ 25 million.
“So this is an important part of the story, the obligation to buy, but with a clause of 5 million pounds to basically send the player to Manchester United in case they decide not to activate the option.
“But what guys wanted to mention is that my information on recent stories about United is that even if Chelsea decides to send the player to Old Trafford, the Jadon Sancho and United plan will not continue together.
“So the priority for Sancho is to stay in Chelsea; he still hopes to stay in Chelsea. In case Chelsea decides the opposite and sending the player again to United, the current expectation is not because United and Sancho continue together.
“It would need something absolutely crazy and fully driven by the coach, by Ruben Amorim, because the management already wanted to sell Sancho a year ago.”
What happens to Sancho after Man United’s decision?
Borussia Dortmund where Sancho was a star
This movement could be exactly what you need to recover your career in a place you know well.
The Premier League has been given enough opportunities to prove and has failed to risk.
It would not be a surprise to see Chelsea leave the agreement to sign it permanently.
Sancho’s future is still in the air. A transfer to Germany could be the reestablishment it needs, unless you change a dramatic thing in England.
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