Sky Sport’s Gianluca Di Marzio reports that seeing how expensive the operation of obtaining the services of the former Bourssia Dortmund player’s services on a season dry loan, the Bianconeri have decided not to follow through and remove themselves from the picture as they already feel satisfied with their market.
Coach Thiago Motta’s side have a great sense of belief within the front-line after the arrival of Fiorentina’s Nico Gonzalez and Porto’s Francisco Conceicao. Furthermore, Juventus have full faith in academy graduate Samuel Mbangula after his incredible start of the season, racking up two assists and a goal in his first three senior appearances.
As it stands, it seems very likely that Sancho will head to Premier League giants Chelsea as they are still very keen on acquiring his services ahead of the 2024/25 campaign as they seek to offload Raheem Sterling.
