Jadon Sancho will be used in a package at Manchester United, which is one of their top goals.
By granting Jadon Sancho a swap package for one of their primary transfer targets, Manchester United might finally be able to let him leave this summer.
Sancho has consistently been linked with a move away from Old Trafford to resume his ailing career despite returning to the slide at Manchester United after splitting with Erik ten Hag ten months ago.
As Manchester United develop a strategy for a package that works for all parties, the 24-year-old might have that chance with a powerhouse in Europe.
Manchester United may sign PSG midfielder Manuel Ugarte in a possible switch deal, according to the Express, who has a specific interest at Old Trafford this summer.
However, studies have recently suggested that the two sides were in "advanced deals" over the transfer of Ugarte, but Sancho could now be used as a makeweight in the package.
A direct swap between the two clubs seems to be the best move since PSG are desperate to recover the majority of their initial investment with Ugarte having just signed for PSG for £51m last summer. Sports Zone reports that PSG has a formal agreement to sign Sancho, which means that the negotiations may be easy.
A key midfielder who enjoys getting on the ball and dictating sing, Manchester United have identified Ugarte as the best player to mate Kobbie Mainoo in the centre of midfield for years to come. The Uruguayan, who is only 23, also has room to grow and improve at Old Trafford.
According to DataVictory, this is undoubtedly a deal that works for all parties: Manchester United receives a player they seem desperate for, Sancho will profit from his skill, and PSG will benefit from Sancho's chance to revive his vocation, and PSG will benefit from offloading a wantaway celebrity in the process.
Whether a bargain comes to fruition, but, remains to be seen.
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