Manchester United are on the cusp of offloading one of their outcasts, according to Sport Mediaset.
The Red Devils have already secured two high-profile signings during the summer transfer window.
Matheus Cunha joined the club last month, while Bryan Mbeumo is expected to be announced as a new player soon.
United require funds to extend their spending spree, and they have now received a timely boost.
Juventus reportedly have a ‘full agreement’ with Jadon Sancho on a contract worth €6 million (£5.2m) per year.
The Englishman has agreed to reduce his wages by 50 percent to move to Turin this summer.
The Bianconeri previously made an offer worth €17m (£14.7m) for Sancho. They are now expected to meet United’s €25m (£21.7m) valuation with easily achievable add-ons.
The Serie A giants are also prepared to take a portion of the severance package United will pay Sancho.
United receive more good news with Sancho’s likely exit
Earlier today, Barcelona verbally agreed to sign Marcus Rashford on loan with an option to buy. The Blaugrana will cover the Englishman’s entire wages next season.
The Catalan giants will have the option to purchase Rashford for £30 million. A successful loan stint should pretty much guarantee a pure profit sale for United.
The club have finally found a solution to offload Rashford (at least temporarily), and they could now part ways with Sancho on a permanent basis with Juventus’ help.
Chelsea could not sign Sancho permanently after he refused to accept a significant pay cut, but he has surprisingly agreed to a massive reduction on his £250,000 per week salary for Juventus.
The Bianconeri are now open to meeting the reported asking price. It appears only a matter of time before Sancho ends his four-year association with the club.
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