After just forty-five appearances, five goals and an estimated salary of 50 million pounds, it turns out that Manchester United is on the verge of despite all getting rid of Alexis Sanchez.
On Monday, reports began to arrive from Italy, saying United had reached an agreement for Sanchez to sign for Inter Milan, where he has been on loan since last September.
The deal would see United get a moving fee, but it would get merits from the enormous merit of having to continue to pay Chile’s fundamental weekly wage of around 390,000 euros.
Sanchez’s departure would end his disastrous and incredibly face stage at the club where he came to be the worst signing in Premier League history.
However, two and a half years ago, when he arrived from Arsenal, his capture was a blow to United as one of the most productive players in the world.
He expected to move to Manchester City in January 2018, but United intervened to make him England’s highest-paid player with a weekly salary plus bonuses of up to 500,000 euros.
The challenge was that it was never transparent where it was supposed to have compatibility at Old Trafford, and it seemed that he had been apprehended without a genuine plan.
Sanchez caused a quick interruption by taking Anthony Martial’s position on the team, who had been United’s most productive player during the first part of this season.
The Chilean had scored six goals in his last 12 appearances for Arsenal, but temporarily looked like an imposter in a United blouse where he looked confused, out of position and, to the great frustration of his teammates, continued to give up the ball.Far..
Deprived of the freedom he was accustomed to when playing for Arséne Wenger at Arsenal, he did not respond well to Jose Mourinho’s insistence on playing now with more field and returning to defence.
There was not much to savor, more than a winning purpose opposed to Tottenham in the FA Cup semi-finals and his role in United’s 3–2 win at Manchester City.
“What is that happened at the worst time, in the winter market,” Mourinho said.”That’s why I don’t really like the winter market …Next season will be better for him.”
But that was not the case, and in fact he got worse with Mourinho, and then from December of that year, with his successor Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Sanchez tired on the field, talked about wasting his joy for football, made only thirteen starts and scored 2 goals this season.
The player’s behavior to recommend that he thought he had made a mistake in moving to United.
He felt a little lonely at Old Trafford, made few friends at the club and did not shape a close relationship with Mourinho or Solskjaer.
Unsurprisingly, Sanchez has made such a bad impression where he is known to be a remote figure.
Sanchez’s huge salary at United, especially since he didn’t perform well, also inevitably caused some discomfort and resentment in the locker room.
By the end of last season, Solskjaer had lost his patience and sought to pull it off, but there was no catcher, so the most productive option was to lend it to Inter Milan, which would contribute to his salary.
Despite some false outings and injuries, to United’s relief, Sanchez, however, has regained some form at Inter, enough that they now need to permanently signal it.
The hope is that there is no last minute and that Sanchez’s incredibly disappointing United era is about to end quickly.
I am an experienced sports writer, who for more than 20 years has written for more than 80 websites, magazines and newspapers around the world, Bleacher Report,
I am a seasoned athlete who for over 20 years has written for over 80 websites, magazines and newspapers around the world, adding Bleacher Report, Esquire, The Times, and FourFourTwo. I interviewed many of the most sensitive athletes, including Sir Alex Ferguson, David Beckham, George Best and LeBron James, and covered the Premier League, the World Cup Finals, the European Championships, the Olympics, the Champions League and the Super Bowl. I have also written several books, including For Club and Country with Gary and Phil Neville, and Manchester United’s Best XI.