Jadon Sancho is approaching the end of his seasonal loan from Manchester United to Chelsea and the blues have a decision to take the future of the winger in the longer term
Chelsea is ready to pay Manchester United to get out of their obligation to sign Jadon Sancho, according to it. The On-Loan star made a fast start of life at Stamford Bridge, but his output in recent months had endangered a permanent deal.
According to the conditions of their loan agreement for the wing player, a Premier League finish of the 14th or higher would require that the blues up to £ 25 million to permanently sign Sancho. However, the agreement included a clause where they could pay an amount of seven digits to go back.
Sancho has three goals and five assists for Chelsea this season, but neither of them since January 4. He also set two goals in a conference competition against Heidenheim in November, but was unable to contribute or help in the 83 minutes he played in two knockout legs against FC Copenhagen.
According to the sun, the magical number is that Chelsea requires to obtain £ 5 million from their obligation to buy. The same publication indicates that the London side is ready to do exactly that, with a number of options for their broad roles the next term.
In addition to Pedro Neto and Noni Madueke, who picked up this period both minutes, the Blues Estevao Willian arrived from Palmeiras and Geovany Quenda on their way of Sport. They also have an eyes on Jamie Gittens from Borussia Dortmund, who could be seen in all 10 European Championship qualifications for the under-21 side of England.
The same report notes that the potential relocation from gittens to Chelsea Carney Chukwuemeka could see moving in the opposite direction. Dortmund would have an option on Chukwuemeka, who came on loan in January and scored his first Bundesliga goal at the weekend.
Sancho enjoyed a fertile Dortmund spell last season before Chelsea took a chance at the end of the summer transfer window. Blues boss Enzo Maresca spoke strongly about the efforts of the winger at the start of his enchantment in West London, but was without obligation when it came to what could happen after this season.
“All players who are with us, I love them all, but at the moment it is the time to end well and then it is not the time to think about next season,” Maresca said a few London Derbies to Tottenham and Brentford in the run -up. Sancho started both games, but was not involved in one goal that the team scored about those 180 minutes.
“I am fully focused on nine games, two months to go, I am completely focused on that,” added Maresca for that Spurs game. “We will see what happens in the summer. But all who are here, I want them to be happy to be here.”
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