Borussia Dortmund’s star has been linked to a move to the Premier League and the Red Devils have been the most likely touchdown point.
In fact, Manchester United aggressively pursued Sancho in 2020, but was unable to reach an agreement with Borussia Dortmund on the precise amount he was willing to pay.
Now it looks like Chelsea and Liverpool are going to have a chance to face Sancho.
According to CBS Soccer’s Hit Me podcast, the Blues and Reds are largely following Sancho’s situation.
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“I think he’s moving out next summer,” sports reporter Fabrizio Romano said on que Golazo’s podcast.
Yes, he was one step away from leaving Borussia Dortmund this summer, Manchester United came close to signaling him a hundred million euros, but Borussia Dortmund replaced his plans, still Manchester United had the deal with the player and his agents, so everything was ready, so the deal collapsed in the final stages.
“That’s why I say that next summer I’m about to get Jadon Sancho to leave the club and return to the Premier League.
We want to see if Manchester United will enter with 120 million euros (109 million pounds), whether they will be able to point to the player this time or take the threat of other clubs entering the race.
“I will say that like Liverpool, Chelsea and many clubs are following the situation of Jadon Sancho, so at this level the race is open. “
MESSI’S GREAT PLAN REVEALED?
Lionel Messi previously admitted in the week that a move to the United States is attractive, such as betting on the MLS.
Now a report suggests that Messi is about to fulfill this dream, before staying in Barcelona.
Messi pushing For Barca to leave the previous season, but now José Antonio Ponseti, who has been working for Cadena Ser lately, has told El Larguero that the Argentine will remain still.
“Messi needs to retain Barcelona and move to Miami in 2023, so that his young people go to the best school before going to university,” he said.
That would be consistent with what Messi said publicly, having admitted this week that, he doesn’t know if that will happen, a move to America is on his radar.
“I said I’d like to enjoy the joy of living in America, living in this league and in this life, but whether it happens or not, I don’t know,” the Argentine told La Sexta. .
Messi also argued that he did not rush to make a call about his early long-term career for a key reason.
“I don’t have anything transparent until the end of the year, I’ll wait until the end of the season,” he said.
“The thing is to think about the team, at the end of the year, to take a look at it to get titles and not to be distracted by other things.
“I don’t know what’s going to happen, I’m focused on what we have, what can be done in those six months. I’m not thinking about how the year will end because it wouldn’t be smart for me to say what I’m going to do because I don’t know. “