Mirror: Manchester United doesn t want Sancho s farce to continue, they are ready to leave the team for free

Hupu September 28th According to the English media Daily Mirror, Manchester United management has tended to allow Sancho to leave the team freely, and even gave up collecting any transfer fees. This decision completely declared the complete failure of the club's operation to introduce Sancho from Dortmund for £73 million three years ago.

25-year-old Sancho is now a fringe at Old Trafford and is experiencing the third season of leaving the team on loan - after returning to Dortmund and playing for Chelsea last season, he put on the Aston Villa jersey this season. Villa looks forward to helping the Manchester City youth training player get back to form and officially buy out at the end of the season.

Sancho himself hopes to become a free agent by then. Although his £200,000-week contract with Manchester United expires in June next year, the club has the option to renew a contract for one year. If the terms are activated, Manchester United can claim a nominal transfer fee, but it may hinder the players from finding their next home. It is revealed that Manchester United shareholder Sir Ratcliff is ready to leave the team for free in order to completely end this "one of the most failed signings in Premier League history".

This is undoubtedly good news for Villa - if Sancho's performance at the club rebounds, they will get priority signing rights. When he joined in 2021, Sancho's transfer was regarded as a very good signing by the outside world, but he never fulfilled his expectations and was even loaned back to Dortmund after an open conflict with former coach Ten Hager. Although he won the European League championship with Chelsea last season, the Blues paid Manchester United a fine of £5 million for refusing the £25 million buyout clause.

After returning to the team in June this year, Sancho and four other players were banned from participating in pre-season training by new coach Amorin, and finally, through the operation of loan to Villa, pressing the pause button for the three-year farce.