Jadon Sancho could return to Old Trafford (photo of Dan Istitene/Getty Images)
According to reports, Chelsea will have to pay £ 5 million at Manchester United if they decide not to make Jadon Sancho’s loan permanent this summer.
Sancho joined Chelsea in a loan last year last year, with the obligation to buy up to 25 million £. However, the agreement also included an option for the Blues to recede by paying Man United a fixed quota, Reporting David Ornstein of Athletic.
The young man, 24, had a promising start at Stamford Bridge, helping in his first three appearances in the Premier League. But since then its shape has submerged, Manage only two goals and one assistant in their next 20 league games. Despite this inconsistency, the head of Chelsea, Enzo Maresca, has been in favor of the actions of the wing.
“It is very good for me,” Maresca said. “I am very surprised with Jadon, because I already knew that Jadon (to see him in his previous clubs) and I know what he expected of him, but as far as he is consistent, he is very good.
“Apart from a short part of the season (early November) when he had some problems. When he was ill, but for the rest it was very good.
“I was expected to do well, but for all players who do well for a long period is not easy, and it has done well for a long period. It goes well. Now you just need to move on.”
Jadon Sancho wanted by Bundesliga Clubs, including the Bayer Leverkusen champions
Chelsea could choose to sell Sancho instead of keeping it on the Stamford bridge, opening the door to return to Bundesliga. Givemmesport reported before today That Dortmund, where he played the best football of his career, and the current German champions Bayer Leverkusen are interested in returning to Germany.
In fact, Sancho’s transfer to Chelsea could be technically reversed. There is an option for Man United to recover if the Blues decide to cancel both the loan and the permanent agreement, although this would be a financial penalty. However, this scenario is considered unlikely, with Chelsea more likely to honor the agreement and then look for a buyer.
According to things, there are no specific options for the Premier League for Sancho, despite its 81 appearances in the first flight in England. A transfer to Germany, where he prospered before his mistreated united spell, seems the most likely result if Chelsea decides to go into cash.
