Manchester United faces huge decisions in the transfer market due to past poor decisions, with a clear need to offload players before getting new acquisitions, according to People's Person.
The two prominent players likely to leave are Jadon Sancho and Mason Greenwood, with Juventus showing interest in both.
Sancho’s relationship with United has soured, especially after a public fallout with manager Erik ten Hag over training performance comments.
This conflict significantly diminishes Sancho's chances of returning to Old Trafford under ten Hag’s tenure.
Reports indicate that Juventus are open to a loan deal for Sancho, who revitalized his career during a loan stint at Borussia Dortmund last season.
Despite Dortmund’s success, reaching the Champions League finals, they cannot afford United’s £40 million asking price for Sancho.
Juventus remains interested but faces financial constraints, complicating any potential deal for the English forward. Sancho's high wages, reported at £195,000 per week.
A source from Turin revealed to Givemesport that Juventus has been eyeing Sancho since January, but significant concerns about affording his wages and the transfer fee persist.
Juventus must also resolve the futures of key players like Federico Chiesa and Matias Soule before they can seriously negotiate for Sancho.
The situation indicates that Manchester United will struggle to sell Sancho permanently without incurring a financial loss, given their initial investment of £73 million in July 2021.