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Jadon Sancho’s future at Manchester United is still unclear — but it may now lie in Italy. Juventus are back at the table, and this time, they’ve brought a tempting offer.
According to reports from Italy (via La Gazzetta dello Sport), the Turin club are discussing a player swap deal that could see Sancho move to Serie A, with both Dusan Vlahovic and Douglas Luiz heading the other way.
It’s a move that would shake up both squads. United are open to selling Sancho, whose loan spells at Dortmund and Chelsea haven't cemented his place at Old Trafford.
Juventus, meanwhile, are looking to move on from Vlahovic if they can't extend his deal. Luiz, who joined Juve last year, has also struggled to settle and might prefer a Premier League return.
The Red Devils are rebuilding under manager Ruben Amorim. With that in mind, adding a striker like Vlahovic and a midfielder like Luiz could solve more than one problem.
But there’s a catch, of course, nothing comes easy for United these days.
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The problem in Jadon Sancho transfer swap
Sancho still has two years left on his contract. He will likely need to accept a lower salary to make the Juventus move work.
But according to reports, the player is open to joining the Italian giants, who tried to sign him last summer.
“He considers the Juve shirt prestigious, to the point of wanting to wear it if the conditions were right,” sources close to the deal revealed.
For Juventus, the situation with Vlahovic is tricky. The striker wants a big wage to stay. If not, he’d prefer a top-level club that guarantees minutes.
United could offer that, but only if the deal makes sense financially and fits Amorim’s system.
Talks are ongoing. The deal is far from done, but there’s real movement now. Whether it ends in a handshake or just another summer rumor remains to be seen. One thing’s for sure — this transfer window is already looking spicy.
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Vishal Bhawani is a sub-editor for the Affiliate Content team and a writer and sub-editor for the Football Wires team at The Sporting News. Based in Indore, India, he holds a Diploma in Operations and Management from Maharashtra University.
Before joining TSN in May 2024, Vishal contributed to Football Express and Six Sports and ran his own blog, Anfield Home, as a passionate Liverpool fan. An avid traveler, he follows multiple sports, including cricket, soccer, and tennis.