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Juventus has offered 3 players in swap deal for Sancho

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2 months ago

July 2, 2025

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Manchester United are actively looking to offload Jadon Sancho this summer, and Juventus have now entered the conversation with intent.

The Italian club have reportedly offered three players in a swap deal as they attempt to sign the 25-year-old winger. Sancho is not in United’s long-term plans and is expected to leave after returning from his Chelsea loan.

While a permanent Chelsea deal fell through, Sancho’s high wages and inconsistent form remain hurdles for potential buyers.

Juventus are among the few clubs willing to negotiate a creative solution to reduce United’s asking price.

According to journalist Fabrizio Romano, Juventus have proposed three players in return: Dusan Vlahovic, Douglas Luiz, and Timothy Weah.

Vlahovic, 25, is in the final year of his Juventus contract and has been linked with United in the past. He was once a top target for Arsenal before joining Juve and is reportedly available for the right deal.

Douglas Luiz, formerly of Aston Villa, is also part of the offer. He is 27 and admired by several Premier League clubs.

Timothy Weah, 24, is the third name. He recently rejected a move to Nottingham Forest and may seek a bigger stage.

United open to options for Jadon Sancho but salary is the key issue

United are reportedly open to a player-plus-cash deal but are cautious due to Sancho’s £250,000-a-week wage demands. That salary is currently the main obstacle, with Juventus preferring a structured deal to stay within budget.

Reports suggest Juventus would still consider paying a transfer fee, but only if Sancho lowers his salary expectations. Meanwhile, interest from Napoli and other European clubs continues, though no formal offers have been submitted yet.

Sancho is expected to report to Carrington for pre-season unless a deal is agreed in the coming weeks.
United are exploring all available options, but Sancho’s future remains uncertain as talks with Juventus continue to evolve.