Juventus have reportedly stepped up their interest in signing Jadon Sancho from Manchester United by putting forward a potential swap deal that could involve multiple players. With Sancho’s time at Old Trafford appearing to come to an end following a disappointing run and continued exile under Erik ten Hag, the Italian giants are now seen as leading contenders to secure his signature.
Sancho hasn’t featured for United since August, having been frozen out of the squad by Ten Hag due to internal issues. While a move to Chelsea seemed like a possibility at one point, the London club has since decided against making a permanent move. Earlier links to Fenerbahce and a possible reunion with Jose Mourinho also didn’t materialize, and although Napoli came close to sealing a deal last month, negotiations stalled due to Sancho’s wage demands.
There has been growing talk suggesting that Juventus are considering a player-exchange approach, possibly including Brazilian midfielder Douglas Luiz, who joined the club recently from Aston Villa. Despite his pedigree and previous Premier League experience, Luiz managed only a handful of appearances for Juventus due to injury problems.
However, it’s important to note that no official confirmation has emerged regarding a formal three-player swap proposal from Juventus to United. Neither Fabrizio Romano nor any other top-tier journalist has verified that Douglas Luiz or any other specific players have been included in such a bid.
What is certain is that Sancho is available for transfer this summer, and Juventus remain interested. With United eager to cut costs and reshape their squad, they are open to discussions. As for Juventus, players like Weston McKennie, Matías Soulé, or Samuel Iling-Junior could potentially be considered as part of any future package, though for now, this remains speculative.
Until there’s a concrete offer or a trusted “Here we go” confirmation, this story stays in the realm of possibility rather than fact. Fans of both clubs will need to wait for more reliable updates as talks develop.
