Serie A giants Juventus are prepared to make a new bid for Manchester United’s Jadon Sancho and the Red Devils are prepared to let him leave on a loan with the option to buy.
Giovanni Albanese has reported that in Juve’s initial bid, they proposed paying a quarter of Sancho’s wages (about (€5 million) and a fee for the dry loan deal. While that wasn’t enough, United have now opened up to the possibility of a loan with an option to buy and have also agreed to pay a part of his salary.
United are against the possibility of swap deals and instead of Chelsea, it is PSG who are a strong competitor. But Juve will soon make a new offer, taking advantage of Fede Chiesa’s sale to Liverpool. The feeling is that another sale – or Arthur or Filip Kostic, would be enough to sign Sancho.
They should be able to pay 40 percent of the player’s wages and a 5 percent bonus and a loan fee that can take the move to about €13 million. That is expected to be the terms of the new offer.
