Juventus Looking to Sign Sancho
Targeting Loan Deal with Option to Buy
Man Utd Insist on Mandatory Buy Clause
Juventus have officially entered the race for Jadon Sancho, submitting an opening bid as they seek to bring the Manchester United winger to Turin this summer. The Bianconeri have shown interest in Sancho throughout the transfer window, adopting a patient approach to negotiations.
Reports from Tuttosport indicate that Manchester United are firm on making a permanent sale and are not inclined to accept another loan deal for the 24-year-old. Juventus, aiming to rebuild their squad under Thiago Motta and reclaim the Serie A title, view Sancho as a key addition for their future ambitions.
Conversely, La Stampa reports that United might be reconsidering their stance due to the lack of clubs willing to meet their asking price. They may be open to a loan deal but insist on including a mandatory buy clause, which could complicate negotiations given differing valuations of the player.
According to Tutto Juve, Manchester United has set a mid-July deadline to resolve Sancho's future, aligning with the start of pre-season training for most clubs post-Euros and Copa America. Juventus believes that any delay might push United to accept a loan deal without an obligation to buy.
The coming weeks will be crucial as both clubs work towards reaching an agreement for Sancho's potential move to Italy.