Rot: Manchester United wants 30 million euros for Sancho; Juventus is actively negotiating and also wants to keep Conseisan

July 7 According to the "Roman Sports" report, Manchester United asked Sancho for 30 million euros. Juventus is actively negotiating and also wants to leave Koon Sesan.

About Sancho

After signing David, Juventus is preparing to speed up the introduction of Sancho. The starting point is quite positive, because the players' wishes may play a decisive role in complex and difficult-to-find negotiations, so Juventus also played this card in negotiations with Manchester United.

Manchester United has also made a decision to break up with Sancho one year before the contract expires. Therefore, Manchester United has decided to exclude Sancho from the first team and extend the holiday, hoping to promote a transfer plan that satisfies all parties.

The favorable feelings between Sancho and Juventus are obvious, and communication with Manchester United is also kept smooth and productive. This can be seen from the daily contact between the two sides that there are still two gaps that need to be bridged: the player's salary and the amount of transfer fees that can convince Manchester United to release them.

The salary is probably the most sensitive issue, because Sancho's annual salary at Manchester United is 15 million euros before tax and more than 10 million euros after tax, which obviously exceeds Juventus' salary framework. Juventus currently sets a salary cap of 6 million euros plus a bonus, which is set for David, so I hope Sancho will remain the same level. Sancho has expressed his willingness to lower his salary requirements, and the gap between him and Juventus is about 1 million to 2 million euros. In other words, the two sides are not far from reaching an agreement.

Manchester United has priced Sancho 30 million euros, while Juventus is working hard to reduce overall spending, considering reducing fixed transfer fees by increasing floating bonuses, which may be 25 million euros, and attempts to pay in installments, spread to multiple fiscal years.

Another option is to join the player exchange, with clues pointing to Douglas Luis, who is appreciated by Manchester United coach Amorin, who is no longer in the team's future plans after Juventus's failed season.

About Kossan

Sancho is not necessarily the "alternative" for Kossan, as he thought in the previous weeks. There are two reasons: First, Juventus plans to sell Nicholas Gonzalez and hopes to use the income to buy out Koncesan; second, Juventus is pushing the departure of players such as Kelly, Via, Mbangula, and Kostic to raise funds that will help the transfer market.

In addition, head coach Tudor was impressed by Koncesan's performance at the end of the season and in the Club World Cup, especially after he changed to the front midfielder position, Tudor hoped he could stay.

Juventus does not want to pay Porto's 30 million euros required by the buyout in one lump sum, so it is looking for a suitable operation method. One possible option is to extend the lease contract of Koksen for another year and set a mandatory buyout clause next summer to give Porto financial security.