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Manchester United have made a breakthrough in their search for Jadon Sancho with the Borussia Dortmund star by agreeing personal terms with the club.
The Red Devils have been following Sancho all summer, but have so far been reluctant to pay the German club’s £ 108m for the winger.
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Sancho’s proposed move to United could finally be underway
And even though BVB sporting director Michael Zorc suggested the 20-year-old will not be sold in this window, Sky Sports reports that United is increasingly confident that they can work out a deal to sign the star. from England.
Sky Sports News reporter Dharmesh Sheth said: “I have been talking to someone close to a possible deal involving Jadon Sancho with Manchester United and in the last 24 hours there have been developments and potentially good news for Manchester fans. United, because the issues of agent fees and personal conditions, I’m told, are no longer a problem.
“Manchester United is keeping quiet about these developments, but it is clear that good progress has been made in overcoming the problems of agent fees and salaries.”
The progress in the talks comes after transfer expert Fabrizio Romano claimed that Sancho was ‘excited’ anticipating his proposed return to the Premier League.
Romano said in his new podcast Here We Go: “My information is that Manchester United has the agreement with Jadon Sancho in his contract, commissions also for his agents.
“Sancho is looking forward to joining Manchester United, because months ago he decided to talk about this opportunity.
“Jadon Sancho for his personal conditions and his contract is ready to join Manchester United for weeks, for months.”
Former Manchester City academy graduate Sancho has made a name for himself as one of Europe’s top prospects after scoring 17 goals and adding 16 assists in 32 Bundesliga games last season.
The Red Devils have made just one addition to their squad this summer, signing Ajax midfielder Donny van de Beek for £ 40 million.
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