Manchester United close to signing Sancho

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Manchester United has been very redundant in the transfer market this period. probably because of the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic or maybe because the kind of players they need are not yet available. But there was a particular bride that has charmed them.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been keen on bringing Jadon Sancho to Old Trafford but it has been a battle to achieve that. 

Since the battle to bring Sancho began to rage between Manchester United and Borussia Dortmund, Chelsea and Manchester City have signed more than three quality players each. What kept the transfer saga on to this moment remained a source of worry for the fans of Manchester United.

Dortmund Chief, Michael Zorc was said to have put an end to the saga in the heat of it by declaring that Jadon Sancho is going nowhere this season, but many who have followed the Dortmund Chief for a long time believes that the statement must not be taken seriously because that is his usual antics in high profile transfers like that. It was recounted that he used similar strategy during the signing of Ousmane Dambele by Barcelona.

Currently, it looks like Manchester United's resilience and resolve to land their man is gathering some positive momentum as it is rumoured that Sancho has finally agreed personal terms with the Old Trafford side which will make him the third highest paid Manchester United player with a weekly salary of £250,000, behind only David De Gea £350,000 and Paul Pogba £300,000.

The English side is currently willing to offer £90million and £18million in add ons to Dortmund which they believe will put an end to their reluctancy in letting the ex Manchester City man make the long awaited move.

Manchester United fans confirmed that their man must be on his way when Coach Michael Phelan followed him on Instagram on Thursday.

What do you think.

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