Tottenham offered chance to sign Manchester United outcast as summer deadline draws near

Tottenham offered chance to sign Jadon Sancho

According to TBR Football chief correspondent Graeme Bailey, Manchester United have offered Tottenham the opportunity to sign Jadon Sancho.

“Savinho is still of major interest to them. They think there’s a possibility, and the player wants to go to Tottenham. We need to keep an eye on that. Jadon Sancho’s name has been offered to them, but we’ll see what happens in the coming days,” Graeme Bailey exclusively told TBR Football.

“Spurs still want a number 10 and a left-sided player, and I think they’ll get at least one.”

Jadon Sancho has no future at Manchester United. He was sent on loan to Chelsea last season, where the winger flourished under Enzo Maresca. The Englishman registered five goals and ten assists in 42 appearances for the Blues, including scoring in the 4-1 win over Real Betis in the UEFA Conference League final.

Yet, Chelsea decided to opt against signing the 25-year-old due to his exorbitant wage demands. Instead, the Club World Cup champions paid Manchester United £5m as a penalty to break the obligation clause and send Sancho back to Old Trafford. AS Roma have been trying their best to sign Sancho for weeks now, but the player does not appear to be convinced of a move.

As there are no other offers for the London-born attacker on the table, Man United have started offering him to clubs. Tottenham have been offered the England international, who is now into the final year of his contract at Old Trafford.

Spurs must stay away from the Man United outcast

Sancho has been one of United’s worst signings in their history, a transfer that epitomizes the club’s decline since Sir Alex Ferguson departed. Once considered one of the game’s most exciting young talents, the Camberwell-born winger has failed to prove his worth at United and is seeking an exit to rebuild his career elsewhere.

From Tottenham’s perspective, Levy must stay far away from a potential Sancho deal after the Red Devils offered us the opportunity to sign him. Sancho’s high wages, coupled with his poor attitude and work ethic on and off the pitch, means the Lilywhites cannot afford to have players with big baggage. Frank wants hungry, hard-working and tenacious players to help the club bridge the gap between the top clubs, which makes the out-of-favour United winger a total misfit.