US EditionChelsea Opt Against Making Sancho Move Permanent
- Chelsea decided against finalizing the permanent transfer of Jadon Sancho from Manchester United after his loan spell throughout the 2024/25 season at Stamford Bridge.
- The decision followed Chelsea finishing fourth, triggering a £25 million obligation to buy Sancho, but they failed to agree personal terms with him.
- During his loan, Sancho made 41 appearances, scored five goals including in the 4-1 Conference League final win over Real Betis in Wroclaw, and registered 10 assists.
- Chelsea will pay Manchester United a £5 million penalty fee for not completing the transfer, as Sancho's wages did not fit their incentive-driven structure.
- Sancho will leave Chelsea when his loan contract expires on June 30, facing an uncertain future and needing to find a new club beyond returning to United.
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Jadon Sancho recently scored in the Conference League final for Chelsea, but the Blues still do not want to take the attacker permanently from Manchester United. The club even pays millions not to have to sign him.
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Chelsea make Jadon Sancho decision as Man Utd discover £30m verdict after negotiations - The Mirror
Jadon Sancho spent the 2024/25 season on loan at Chelsea from Manchester United and a decision has now been made over his future after the summer transfer window opened for business
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