Manchester United are doing their utmost to get rid of their outcast contingent in the final days of the transfer window.
Tyrell Malacia, Jadon Sancho, Antony, and Alejandro Garnacho all appear to have little desire to move on and begin their 2025–2026 campaigns with other teams, therefore INEOS is in a race against time to approve their departures.
Due to his absurd stance, which has seen him refuse movements because the sides have not paid him what he demands, Sancho in particular has left the board reeling.
That is believed to be the reason Chelsea decided not to sign him permanently at the end of his loan period; they had attempted to negotiate a lower salary package with the winger than the one he had become used to on his United contract, but they were unable to come to an agreement, so the club had to pay a £5 million penalty and send him back to Old Trafford.
Jadon Sancho: The state of play this summer
Numerous suitors have been connected to Sancho since then.
It was certain that he would sign for Juventus at one point during the summer, but they put their interest in the 25-year-old on hold in favor of signing other targets.
In order to assess how a move to the Stadio Olimpico may appear, he did communicate with AS Roma during the past few weeks. But then Sancho ended the talks and ruled out the possibility of the transfer.
Besiktas is regarded as a last resort for him; a move there would put him back together with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, the manager who signed him for United.
Sancho is uninterested in joining the Turkish league as things stand, but will have no choice but to consider it in the very last days of the window.
Fabrizio Romano on Sancho
Of course, the prospect of the Englishman reviving his Red Devils career is completely off the table.
Fabrizio Romano shared his understanding of the situation on YouTube this week, telling viewers: “For Sancho, the message from United remains the same. No chance to retire in the squad. Sancho doesn’t even want to retire in the squad, so the relationship remains completely broken between Man United and Sancho.
“On the Roma deal, for Man United, it’s very clear. Man United would take the offer from Roma. It’s already been clear for more than one week. £20 million, a loan with an obligation for United is okay. United would take that money and let the player go.
“It’s the player who said no on Monday, and at the moment, the player is still not giving any different indication about that. If Sancho decides to reopen talks with Roma, we will be here to let you know in the next days. As of today, Sancho is still not accepting, not opening doors to a Roma move.
“So, let’s see what’s going to happen there, but Sancho remains one of the players who have to leave Manchester United in these final days of the summer transfer window, because the relationship with Manchester United is completely broken.”
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