Sancho to Fenerbahçe: €18m Bid Submitted to Man United

Fenerbahçe has officially submitted a bid to Manchester United to sign Jadon Sancho, with the Sancho to Fenerbahçe deal now under discussion.

Sancho, who was under discussion before the end of the season to join Chelsea at the end of his loan spell, is now one step away from joining Fenerbahce after Chelsea refused to make his loan permanent at the club.

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This is as a result of the player not accepting to reduce his salary to the standard that Chelsea thought was best for both parties.

The player has now returned to Manchester United, hoping to get another team, as Amorim made it clear to the board that he doesn’t want certain players, of which Sancho is one.

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Now TransferMarket reported this morning that Sancho has agreed to personal terms with Fenerbahce over a 12 million per year deal after tax.

And it is up to Manchester United to accept this bid or request more before they let Sancho go to the Turkish club.

Jose Mourinho, who is currently the head coach of Fenerbahce, reportedly called Jadon Sancho and discussed the dream of Fenerbahce with the player.

What This Means For Manchester United

Manchester United will be looking forward to offloading some players this summer as Ruben Amorim is planning to execute a heavy reshuffle ahead of next season.

Currently, key players like Ganarcho and Rashford have been made aware of their fate at the club as long as Amorim is concerned.

The Portuguese coach is looking ahead to recruit his players after what looked to be an abysmal performance last season across all competitions.

After multiple reports that Manchester United is in a difficult financial situation, the sale of Jadon Sancho for the right amount of money will expand their spending power this summer.

The Red Devils have already completed the signing of Matheus Cunha for a fee of 62 million pounds and are also on the verge of completing the signing of Bryan Mbuemo from Brentford.

To be within the FFP rules, Manchester United will have to focus on more player sales to foster new signings to the club.