Manchester United have reached an agreement with Juventus to sell out-of-favour winger Jadon Sancho in a €25 million deal.

According to Corriere dello Sport via SportWitness, Jadon Sancho’s nightmare at Manchester United could soon come to an end as they have an agreement with Juventus to sell the English international. The Old Lady are set to acquire his services in a deal worth €25 million, with only final details left to be sorted.

Sancho made a name for himself at Borussia Dortmund. His sensational rise and impressive performances caught the attention of the Premier League giants, who forked out a massive fee to add him to their squad in the summer of 2021.

While there were a lot of expectations from the 25-year-old, he failed to live up to them. Following a rift with former manager Erik ten Hag, he returned to Dortmund for a short loan spell in the second half of the 2023/24 season and spent the entire 2024/25 season on loan at Chelsea.

He did put in some impressive performances for the Blues, but they still decided against signing him permanently. While he is back at United, there is no future for him at the club and with his contract running out in 12 months, they have been working hard to cash in on him.

Juventus could soon complete Sancho signing

Juventus have emerged as a potential destination and have been working on a deal for weeks. With their pursuit of Francisco Conceicao proving difficult, the Old Lady have turned their attention to Sancho as they look to add more quality on the flanks.

After long-drawn negotiations with the player as well as the club, the Turin-based giants are now within touching distance of his signature. Sancho had made it clear to United that he only wanted to join Juventus, and they have accepted his wish.

They have agreed a deal with the Old Lady worth €25 million plus bonuses. The Italian giants now have to sort out the final details of the deal with United and also reach a full agreement with the 25-year-old on personal terms. They are pushing hard to get it done in the coming days, as they look to make it official in the near future.