Manchester United is reportedly established to negotiate a lower fee with Juventus for the sale of Jadon Sancho, whereby the Bianconeri refuses to pay the £ 25 million that is already available price allowance.
Sancho, who came to United in 2021 for a substantial fee of £ 73 million, only has one year to his contract after a miserable time in the red half of Manchester.
The 25-year-old spent last season on loan in Chelsea, who had the opportunity to sign the winger for a permanent deal, but it is said that his wage requirements were too high. Instead, the blues chose to pay the Red Devils £ 5 million to cancel the deal.
Earlier this month it was reported that Juventus had shown interest in the United -outcast; However, it is believed that they have informed Ineos that they do not intend to find £ 25 million to sign him.
According to Football Italia, the Old Trafford Club has now come to terms with the fact that they will not receive the compensation they required before, and have 'no choice' but to negotiate a lower price.
Sancho would like to be a move to Turin and is 'ready to wait' for the 36 times Serie A champions.
Reports suggest that he is willing to accept a contract of € 8 million per year (£ 7 million) with Juventus, which is considerably lower than the reported stunning £ 300,000 a week he is at United.
Juventus has now performed conversations with United, because they want to close a deal for Sancho, who scored five goals and took 10 assists in all competitions for Chelsea last season.
The Italian journalist Gianluca di Marzio has previously suggested that Juve is considering a SWAP deal for Sancho, where three stars, Douglas Luiz, Dusan Vlahovic and Timothy Weah, are sent the other way to Timothy Weah.
United was said that they were aware that all three players are for sale, although it is unclear whether all three would have been involved in a deal for Sancho. The idea was reportedly raised during the negotiations about the Englishman.
Sancho is part of a quintet of troubled stars who has been told to stay away from Carrington, because the rest of the team reported last week on the training field for the preseason.
United Sources say that the decision to postpone the return of Marcus Rashford, Alejandro Garnacho, Antony, Sancho and Tyrell Malacia is because they want to leave the club after they have been loaned on loan last season and now have more time to take a move.
The five players can still access the medical and rehabilitation at Carrington if necessary.
By the time they have to be reported for training later this month, Amorim and the rest of the team will stay at the club, the tour to the US will be the previous season.