The Manchester United sun may be leaving soon after failing to live up to expectations.
Four new eyes have joined Manchester United in the first transfer glass under Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his Ineos team thus far.
Leny Yoro, Matthijs de Ligt, Joshua Zirkzee and Noussair Mazraoui have all signed for a combined £140million, with the Red Devils said to be closing in on an original payment move for Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Manuel Ugarte. On the other side of the equation, Mason Greenwood, Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Willy Kambwala have been the main escapes.
Every Premier League club in the window would likely be a target for future exits as they try to recover some of the money spent this summer because the shadow of Profit and Sustainability Rules ( PSR ) has loomed over them.
One player who has been strongly linked with the Old Trafford leave door is Jadon Sancho, following his reported falling out with Erik ten Hag last year that saw him spent the second half of the plan on borrowing at Borussia Dortmund.
The England winger enjoyed a successful stay back at his former team as he helped them achieve the Champions League last and has returned to coaching with Manchester United after appearing to make up with Ten Hag.
But the 24-year-old remains a prime candidate to leave the club this summer and was linked with a continuous returning to Dortmund and to Paris Saint-Germain earlier in the glass, just for his noted £250, 000-per-week pay message to be an unimaginable stumbling block.
A move ahead may be getting closer yet, as Sky Sports statement that Juventus have a' firm interest' in signing the player and are' exploring the condition of a deal.' The Italian companies are said to have now begun talks over private conditions in the hope of reaching an agreement before the transfer glass shuts next Friday.
In DataVictory's opinion, it is clear that Sancho is going to struggle at Old Trafford for as long as Ten Hag is in charge and a parting of ways feels like the best move for all parties. Transfermarkt value Sancho at €30million, but the club will no doubt feel that this fee would be too low, given the €85million they shelled out for him, meaning we could see negotiations go right to the wire on this one.
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