Rome did everything possible to transfer Jadon Sancho to this line.
Despite this, Manchester United attackers have not signed it in person.
The England international has not yet played the role of Ruben Amorim’s man in the 2025/26 campaign.
Rome is making every effort to sign Jadon Sancho
It is understood that the Roma and the Red Devils reached a “complete agreement” on the potential transfer of Sancho.
However, it remains to be seen whether the attackers are ready to approve the deal.
“About Sancho, the Roma did everything. The Roma made a complete deal with Manchester United and they all knew, so it was up to Sancho,” Alfredo Pedulla specifically notified the Italian football podcast.
“If Sancho has said yes, he will be in Rome last Thursday or Friday.
“Roma did everything with Manchester United, they provided the money United wanted, and they provided Sancho.
“Maybe Sancho doesn’t want to give up some of the money he’s currently paying, he can decide to go to a league that is not as good as Serie A, but playing in a smaller league is Sancho’s problem.”
The former Chelsea lender (who registered 15 goals donations while on loan at Stamford Bridge), is considering all of his available options.
Other European clothing is said to be monitoring the ongoing situation, but the Roma remains the leader.
Manchester United don’t want Sancho in Old Trafford
The winger is likely to be uncertain in his future, but Ruben Amorim’s side is unclear in their position.
Manchester United doesn’t think Jadon Sancho has a future at the club.
One can respect the fact that the British might hesitate to give up their bomb salaries with the Red Devils (reported to be £250,000 a week, according to Copology).
| Manchester United Player | Wage (weekly) |
| Casemiro | £350,000 |
| Bruno Fernandes | £300,000 |
| Jadon Sancho | £250,000 |
However, since the salary can almost match United’s leading talent at Bruno Fernandes, it’s hard to imagine European clothing preparations matching it.
The simple fact remains that Sancho will most likely need a club with a loose wallet to meet his salary requirements.
However, at this time, there are almost no widespread exit options available for football players.
Only time can tell if a better offer than Rome’s offer on the table.
