Manchester United may have found an escape route for Jadon Sancho — and it comes through Turin.
Juventus have reportedly offered not one, not two, but three players in a swap deal for the England winger, who is expected to leave Old Trafford this summer.
After a bumpy return to Manchester and a failed permanent move to Chelsea, Sancho’s time as a Red Devil appears to be nearing its end.
United signed Sancho for £73 million in 2021, hoping he’d bring flair and fire to their flanks. But things never quite clicked.
Now, with the club reshaping under Ruben Amorim, they’re open to offloading him — and Juve have entered the chat with serious intent.
According to reports in Italy (via GIEVMESPORT), the Bianconeri have proposed a player-swap offer involving Dusan Vlahovic, Douglas Luiz, and Timothy Weah.
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It’s the kind of three-for-one deal that could tempt United — especially when trying to balance quality, wages, and squad depth.
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The names being floated are not just filler. Vlahovic, 25, is a striker long admired by United. His strength, eye for goal, and contract status — he’s in his final year — make him a realistic target.
He was once on Arsenal’s radar too, so there’s plenty of Premier League curiosity surrounding him.
Douglas Luiz brings steel and experience in midfield, having spent five years at Aston Villa. With Casemiro aging, the Brazilian could offer fresh legs and Premier League familiarity.
Then there’s Timothy Weah — yes, the son of George Weah — a pacy winger who turned down Nottingham Forest. Though not a marquee name, he adds depth, which Amorim desperately needs.
The real snag? Sancho’s £250,000-a-week wages. Juventus are open to paying a fee, but matching those weekly numbers might require serious accounting magic.
Until a firm agreement is reached, Sancho is expected to report back to Carrington for pre-season. But with Juve circling and other clubs watching, the transfer window still has plenty of tricks up its sleeve.
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