Serie A giants battle to sign £21.3m Man Utd outcast who needs to take pay cut

Sancho joined United from Borussia Dortmund for £73m after enjoying an incredible rise in reputation in Germany as a youngster. Nevertheless, the 25-year-old’s potential remains unfulfilled as he is reaching the prime years of his career, needing a stable environment.

At Chelsea, Sancho triggered the obligation to buy clause for a payment of up to £25 million for his services. However, the London giant opted to pay the £5 million penalty instead, after failing to meet his astronomical wage demands.

According to Italian journalist Gianluca Di Marzio, Juventus are ready to challenge Napoli for the signature of United outcast Sancho. As reported before, Napoli are demanding €25 million (£21.3m) for the 25-year-old, but his wage demands remain a concern.

Despite his struggles with consistency, Sancho is not lacking suitors this summer, but the Englishman needs to lower his wage demand. Earlier this summer, we reported that AC Milan and the Saudi Pro League’s Al-Hilal are also interested in his services.

It is mutually beneficial for both Sancho and United to part ways, and the 25-year-old needs to focus on regaining his international stature. With the World Cup next summer, Sancho still has a chance to regain his place with the national team. The Englishman should take the pay cut and find stability, instead of facing uncertainty and causing harm to the Manchester giant in the process.