Manchester United have decided to sell Jadon Sancho this summer regardless of the managerial situation, according to BBC Sport.
The England international fell out with manager Erik ten Hag in September last year and he was loaned to Borussia Dortmund in January.
Sancho played a key role in Dortmund’s strong end to the campaign. He completed 90 minutes in the Champions League final defeat to Real Madrid.
The Bundesliga outfit are eyeing another loan deal, but United want a straight sale, knowing funds will be limited due to the Profit and Sustainability limits.
The Red Devils will look to sell Sancho for £40 million no matter who the manager is.
United make transfer decision on Sancho
Sancho publicly fell out with Ten Hag after he was dropped for the Arsenal game. He was subsequently suspended from training before his January move to Dortmund.
The 24-year-old managed six goal contributions in 21 outings for Dortmund. His best display came against Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League.
Dortmund are keen on another temporary deal, but United want to cut their losses on Sancho when the transfer window reopens.
BBC Sport claim that Juventus are interested in landing his signature, but it is unclear whether the Bianconeri will meet United’s demands.
The Turin giants have a habit of negotiating loan deals with buy clauses. That would be of no benefit for United who need to increase their spending power.
The Red Devils will be hoping for more interest in the versatile forward in the coming weeks.
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