There's interest in Sancho from Saudi Clubs

We could be flexible and offer Sancho on loan. They simply pay his salary and a £40m loan fee

We should just ask for £5m from all the other teams that don’t want to sign Sancho.

Then we can release him and break even.

comment by FFS Mike. (U1170)
posted 9 minutes ago
We should just ask for £5m from all the other teams that don’t want to sign Sancho.

Then we can release him and break even.
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Now that's thinking outside the box...
If only Sancho could do the same - we wouldn't have to sell him.

comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 1 hour, 14 minutes ago
We could be flexible and offer Sancho on loan. They simply pay his salary and a £40m loan fee
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Even better, we accept the bid for Bruno, and send him instead. We just write no take-backs in white font on the contract paper and next season, Bruno plays wearing Sancho's shirt. Should be fine.

If we extend Sanchos contract by 5 years, then get 5 clubs in a row to loan him for a season with the £5m fee to not sign him when they realise he’s shiyte too, then we could get the £25m we’re looking for in the long run?

I wonder if I can get the Saudis in an eighty year old layabout.

*interested

If United are forced to take Sancho and Antony back, part of me wants them to turn into absolute trailblazers and prove all the doubters wrong… but there’s more chance of world peace than that dream coming true

comment by UmaThurmans_BigToe (U22864)
posted 13 minutes ago
If United are forced to take Sancho and Antony back, part of me wants them to turn into absolute trailblazers and prove all the doubters wrong… but there’s more chance of world peace than that dream coming true
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World peace is zero chance. One of them becoming an important part of our team is about 1%.

I reckon if we were looking at pre-transfer Dortmund Sancho, there would be a lot in his profile to suggest he could be useful in Amorim's system. Knowing what we do about his lack of acceleration and with so many bridges burned at United, it's very hard to envisage.

With Antony I don't think there's any issue with his attitude or professionalism. Just whether he has the tools to be an above average player in the PL. Maaaaybe his confidence boost at Betis gives a sliver of an opportunity to restart his career at United. But I don't think he's an ideal Amorim 10, and I don't think he has the physical tools to be an Amorim wing back.

My bigger concern is that if we found we had no choice but to keep one of those players in the squad, that would add to the financial pressures to sell other players, and would make it all the more likely we cash in on Mainoo. And if Manchester United can't make space for an academy talent of his quality to develop, I really question what's the point.

I'm sure if we could afford to loan them both out last season (Rashford too) then without European football and no need for a big squad we'll be able to do the same this season?