And the Red Devils reportedly also had casual conversations with Ousmane Dembélé of Barcelona as an option for Sancho.
JESSE LING-ER?
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer needs Jesse Lingard to stay at Manchester United, but cannot secure playing time for the midfielder.
According to Dharmesh Sheth of Sky Sports News, the Norwegian manager is willing to continue to be the 27-year-old academy graduate at the club.
He said: “Like Paul Pogba, he has one year of contract left, also a 12-month option.
“Coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer needs Lingard to stay, Lingard loves United, but he can’t trust first-team football.
“He’s in the first eleven right now and rarely gets to the bank, it must be said. You are unlikely to get those game time guarantees in the future.
“Therefore, decisions will have to be made for Lingard, and even for Pogba, but they will be made once United has a broader concept of possible arrivals.”
BACK IN THE DARK
This is the new black uniform from United Away.
Those of you who are Chevrolet sponsorship enthusiasts will be very happy to know that this is the last season to be used.
COME WITH ALL THE WIRES
Manchester United will show off their new black sevilla shirt.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will wear black T-shirts, black trousers and white socks in front of the Spaniards on Sunday.
Confusingly, the doorman’s will be red.
LAST SANCHO
Jadon Sancho is under increasing pressure from Borussia Dortmund to make public by dedicating himself to the club, writes NEIL CUSTIS.
While sporting director Michael Zorc and several players publicly declared that he would stay, Sancho remained silent.
That left the stage unresolved with Manchester United still determined to signal the point of England a British record of 110 million pounds. Sancho, 20, had his center on the move, hence his silence about the failed talks.
And he left more questions than answers for a young Team from Dortmund in the 6-0 win in a friendly over the SC Rheindorf Altach yesterday.
He said, “I love this lot. It’s a panel.
“We have special young players to come. I am very happy to share the field with them and advise them.
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