Manchester United have held positive talks with Serie A club to sell outcast

Opinion:

In our opinion, Manchester United should prioritise a permanent sale to nip a relationship that has no future in the bud. Keeping him on loan would mean continuing to pay part of his salary, which would further affect the club’s finances. While £25 million may seem like a small amount, the reality is that Sancho has shown almost none of the promise he showed when he arrived from Dortmund.

Juventus could be a good destination for him: another country, another environment and a style of play that might bring out the best in his football. Amorim needs salary space and players who fit his tactical vision. Getting rid of a player who is disconnected from the project will give the dressing room a breath of fresh air and allow investment in more committed players.

Of course, his departure leaves a gap on the wing that someone will have to fill. The Portuguese coach cannot improvise too much because he knows that his room for manoeuvre is limited. We think Sancho has the quality to shine in Italy, but he must be truly committed. His time in England makes it clear that talent without attitude fades away.

The best thing for all parties is for the agreement to be permanent. If the salary is an issue, perhaps a loan with an obligation to buy could be agreed. But if Juventus push hard, they will close the deal. Sancho needs to start from scratch, and United need to forget this failed gamble. Sometimes, cutting your losses is the only sensible option. Earlier, we all follow United reported that Juventus proposed a triple-player offer to Manchester United in an ambitious swap deal.