Jadon Sancho is now open to joining Juventus in a deal that could reshape his career — and Manchester United’s summer window.
The England winger has reportedly softened his wage demands, removing a major obstacle to a potential move to Serie A. With Juventus long-term admirers, this could be the breakthrough both clubs were waiting for.
Juventus Eye Smart Deal as Sancho Lowers Demands
Sancho’s £300,000-a-week wages were a stumbling block for months. But fresh reports in Italy suggest the 24-year-old is now willing to take a substantial pay cut to join Juventus — motivated by the chance to revive his career and return to England’s Euro 2026 plans.
United are open to a permanent sale or loan with obligation, as Amorim has no plans to reintegrate Sancho into the squad.
“Sancho knows this is the right moment for a reset. Juventus is a serious option.”
A New Start in Serie A?
The Bianconeri believe Sancho could thrive in Italy, with Igor Tudor keen to use him as a right-sided attacker in his 4-3-3.
This wouldn’t be the first time Juve have backed a struggling Premier League talent to bounce back — think Adrien Rabiot and Paul Pogba.
Sancho’s 2024-25 Stats (on loan at Dortmund):
| Match Stat | Value |
|---|---|
| Appearances | 21 |
| Goals | 3 |
| Assists | 4 |
| Key Passes per 90 | 2.1 |
Analyst Verdict
If Juventus can land Sancho on reduced wages, this could prove a masterstroke. He still has the talent, but needs a manager who backs him fully and a league with more tactical space. Serie A could offer both.
Key Insights:
- Sancho open to Juventus switch after wage cut
- Man Utd willing to sell or loan with obligation
- Juve manager Igor Tudor keen on revival project
- Sancho aiming to return to England frame for Euro 2026
What’s Next?
Talks are expected to progress in early July. Juventus want a clear answer before the US pre-season tour, while United are pushing to clear wages for further business.
Is a Serie A revival exactly what Sancho needs? Join the debate below!
1 Comment (last comment by Adem)
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By Adem 2 Jul 2025 14:35
Best for all actually. Unfortunately it didnt work out for United and Sancho - he has never reached his Dortmund form.
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