The MU Board and Vice President Ed Woodward disagreed due to Sancho

The Athletic newspaper revealed that MU leaders and Vice President Ed Woodward had disagreements over the hiring of Jadon Sancho.

In the transfer window last summer, one of the most paper-consuming deals in the press, Jadon Sancho, finally did not come true. Despite MU’s efforts, Borussia Dortmund kept the £ 108m price tag for the English midfielder and forced the Old Trafford side to give up their goals.

Although the summer market has officially closed, MU’s transfer policy remains a topic of discussion. Especially after an unexpected summer, management and especially Vice President Ed Woodward are getting a lot of criticism.

Vice President Ed Woodward is getting a lot of criticism after a failed summer

However, according to recent revelations from The Athletic newspaper, MU’s failure to bring Sancho back to Old Trafford is not entirely Ed Woodward’s fault. Consequently, after Dortmund quickly rejected the first offer worth £ 80 million (plus bonuses), Vice President Woodward tried to persuade the Glazers to spend more money on Jadon Sancho. However, the Red Devils management believes that the £ 108 million price offered by Dortmund is unrealistic at the moment. Also, they don’t like having to negotiate a transfer through a third party.

There was no Sancho, but on the last day of the transfer window, MU still brought in Alex Telles, Edison Cavani and Facundo Pellistri. In addition, there is also a young talent, Amad Traore, who will be officially coming to MU in January next year. However, many experts still believe that coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s team lacks too many quality individuals (midfielder, defensive midfielder, right-wing midfielder) to compete for the Premier League title.

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