Manchester United set to get rid of another outcast as Juventus reach agreement with Sancho

Jadon Sancho is edging closer to a permanent Old Trafford exit as Juventus reach a full agreement with the winger over a five-year deal worth €6 million per season plus bonuses.

With personal terms settled, negotiations now shift to finalising a transfer fee between the two clubs.

Reports from Corriere dello Sport, via TuttoMercatoWeb, confirm that Sancho has approved the move to Turin.

However, Manchester United and Juventus are still apart in their valuations. While United want €25 million for the former Borussia Dortmund star, the Italian giants are only offering around €18-19 million.

Despite this gap, the agreement on personal terms signals significant progress and suggests both clubs are working towards a middle ground to get the deal over the line.

Sancho’s arrival at Juventus is also tied to the future of Nico Gonzalez. Juventus need to balance their books after permanently signing Francisco Conceição for €32 million, and may be forced to cash in on another winger.

Gonzalez is valued at €30 million, with Al-Ahli, Inter Milan, and Atalanta all showing interest in the Argentine winger.

However, Atalanta’s potential move hinges on Inter’s pursuit of Ademola Lookman, creating a domino effect that could ultimately unlock Sancho’s move to Italy.