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Fenerbahce could help Man United save massive wage expense with £25m deal
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Fenerbahce manager Jose Mourinho wants Jadon Sancho from Manchester United this summer, as Chelsea delays their decision on the winger. The Red Devils are planning a squad overhaul during the summer transfer window, selling numerous players to raise their budget.

United’s past frivolous spending in the transfer market yielded poor results, but raised the wage expenses along with transfer losses. As the club appointed Ruben Amorim in the middle of the season, they need to raise money to back him.

The current United squad has failed to adjust to Amorim’s tactical demands, causing more damage to their campaign this season. United currently sit 16th in the Premier League table, having lost 16 of their 36 games this season.

The Red Devils could secure a Champions League spot for next season if they win the upcoming Europa League final. However, they keep one eye on the summer transfer window as they urgently look to sell players currently on loan.

Sancho joined Chelsea with an obligation to permanently buy the winger if they secure a Premier League finish above 15th. As the London club have already secured that position, they have to pay between £20m and £25m to sign Sancho.

However, the Londoners also have a £5m clause to get out of the deal, something they are likely to exercise. According to Turkish outlet Yeni Asir, Mourinho wants Fenerbahce to sign Sancho from United amid a delay in the decision from Chelsea.

The 25-year-old has made 40 appearances in all competitions for Chelsea this season, contributing four goals and providing 10 assists. Despite having a few moments of magic, Sancho has failed to impress Chelsea supporters, while the door for a return to United remains closed.

How much Fenerbahce are willing to pay is up for speculation, but United need to procure the highest amount possible. At the same time, removing Sancho’s big wages from the expenses is also an achievement for the financially struggling United.

This article first appeared on We All Follow United and was syndicated with permission.

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