"I think they've upped the possibility of just cutting their losses on Sancho, letting him leave on a free transfer rather than activating that clause and sort of protect their asset by giving him an extra year. His time at Old Trafford looks like it's definitely up. He isn't going to win his place back in Ruben Amorims plans going forward."
"If he does become a free agent, United probably don't want to saddle themselves with his wages, he's a big earner and in excess of 200,000 a week. Sancho could end his Aston Villa loan spell in January, given that he has struggled for prominence at Villa Park. If this does happen, a return to Germany could be on the cards."
Manchester United loaned several fringe players in the summer, including Jadon Sancho to Aston Villa for the season. Chelsea paid a penalty clause to end his previous loan, so they did not sign him permanently. Sancho returned to Manchester United with his contract set to expire next summer. United plan to let Sancho leave rather than trigger an automatic one-year extension. Sancho has struggled for starts under Unai Emery at Aston Villa and faces a critical period; the loan could end in January and a return to Germany is a possible outcome. His high wages exceed £200,000 per week.
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