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Chelsea Flop Player Jadon Sancho has left Chelsea this morning to join this shocking premier league Rival after being left out of Enzo Maresca squad for the Club World Cup

Manchester United has been trying to offload Jadon Sancho for over two summers, but the process has proven to be complex. Last summer, the Red Devils managed to secure a loan deal with Chelsea, which included an obligation to buy for £25 million. However, following an underwhelming campaign and Sancho’s refusal to lower his wage demands, Chelsea opted out of the obligation by paying a penalty.

 

*Sancho’s Future Uncertain*

 

Sancho’s future is currently uncertain, with several clubs, including Juventus, Galatasaray, and Fenerbahce, expressing interest. However, the English winger prefers to stay in the Premier League, with Brentford, Newcastle, Tottenham Hotspur, and Aston Villa reportedly keen on signing him. The main obstacle is Sancho’s reluctance to take a pay cut, which has deterred some potential suitors.

 

*New Interest from Serie A Clubs*

 

According to Teamtalk, two Serie A giants, Napoli and AC Milan, have taken a shine to Sancho. Napoli, the current Serie A champions, might consider Sancho as a more cost-effective option compared to Alejandro Garnacho. AC Milan, on the other hand, is looking for a possible replacement for Rafael Leao.

 

*Potential Deal Structure*

 

Italian clubs typically prefer option-to-buy deals over obligations. However, Manchester United’s desperation to shift Sancho might lead them to consider different deal structures. The Red Devils are keen to offload Sancho to back new manager Ruben Amorim with further reinforcements.

 

*What’s Next?*

 

Only time will tell if Manchester United can find a suitable solution for Sancho. The club might consider triggering his one-year extension clause before exploring another loan exit. With his current deal valid until 2026, the Old Trafford side are under pressure to find a solution before the prospect of losing him on a free becomes a reality [1].

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