The much-anticipated transfer of Jadon Sancho to Juventus has hit a major roadblock, with Manchester United refusing to compromise on their demands. The Italian giants had hoped to secure the winger on a loan deal, but United are insisting on a permanent sale or an obligation to buy.
Transfer Talks Reach Impasse
Sancho's representatives have been locked in negotiations with Juventus for weeks, but sources close to the deal reveal that talks have stalled. The 23-year-old England international is keen to revive his career after falling out of favour at Old Trafford, but United's tough stance is complicating matters.
United's Stance: No More Loans
After Sancho's disappointing loan spell at Borussia Dortmund last season, Manchester United are reportedly unwilling to sanction another temporary move. The club wants to either recoup a significant portion of their £73m investment or include a mandatory purchase clause in any deal.
What This Means for Sancho
The former Dortmund star finds himself in limbo as the new season approaches. With no resolution in sight, Sancho risks missing crucial pre-season preparations with either club. Juventus remain interested but may need to explore alternative targets if United don't soften their position.
This transfer saga looks set to rumble on throughout the summer, with all parties needing to find common ground quickly to prevent the deal from collapsing entirely.
