Jadon Sancho Set for Serie A Move as Roma Make Bold Loan Offer
Roma make loan offer for Man Utd's Jadon Sancho

Jadon Sancho's turbulent spell at Manchester United could be coming to an end, with Serie A giants AS Roma making a surprise loan offer for the England international.

The 23-year-old winger, who has been frozen out of Erik ten Hag's squad since September, may now have a route back to first-team football in Italy's top flight.

Roma's Ambitious Bid

According to reports, Roma have proposed a six-month loan deal with an option to buy at the end of the season. The Italian club are believed to be offering to cover a significant portion of Sancho's £250,000-a-week wages.

This move would reunite Sancho with former Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham, potentially recreating the attacking partnership that once thrived for England's youth teams.

Sancho's United Struggles

Since his £73m move from Borussia Dortmund in 2021, Sancho has failed to consistently deliver at Old Trafford. His public falling-out with manager Ten Hag after being dropped for the Arsenal match in September appears to have sealed his fate at the club.

The talented winger hasn't featured for United since his social media post disputing the manager's reasons for his omission, which he later deleted.

Why Roma Makes Sense

For Sancho, a move to the Italian capital offers:

  • A fresh start under Jose Mourinho's successor Daniele De Rossi
  • Regular playing time ahead of Euro 2024
  • The chance to rediscover his form in a less physical league
  • European football in the Europa League knockout stages

For Roma, the deal represents a low-risk opportunity to add world-class talent to their push for Champions League qualification.

What Happens Next?

United are reportedly open to letting Sancho leave, but negotiations continue over the exact terms of the deal. The player's representatives are believed to be assessing all options before making a final decision.

With the January transfer window in full swing, this developing story could reach a conclusion in the coming days as all parties seek resolution to this ongoing saga.