Sancho is revealed to have a 50% salary cut and is expected to stay at Chelsea! Fee B negotiates treatment with Saudi Arabia, waiting for Manchester United to decide

Sancho, who scored in the Europa League final, still has the opportunity to fulfill his dream of transferring to Chelsea for a permanent transfer. As long as he agrees to a significant salary cut, the Blues may buy it out of £25 million. Otherwise, the team may pay £5 million in compensation and choose to return him to Manchester United.

25-year-old Sancho was loaned to Chelsea this season. The contract stipulates that once they rank no less than 14th in the Premier League, they must buy out. The price is between 20 million pounds and 25 million pounds, which is determined based on the ranking. Chelsea eventually made it to the top four, requiring £25 million to sign Sancho.

British Sky Sports reported that Chelsea had negotiated with Sancho's agent after the final and could keep him, but the English winger must accept treatment that meets the team's salary structure. Sancho's basic salary at Manchester United is £250,000, which is said to be a total of £350,000 per week. But Todd Burley's Chelsea can buy people at a high price and sign long-term contracts without the habit of giving high salaries.

In Chelsea team, the top scorer Cole Palmer's weekly salary is only 130,000 pounds, only half of Sancho's! Players such as Jacquesson and Maduaike only earn less than £70,000 per week. Only the club's maximum salary player and captain Rees James's weekly salary reached £250,000.

Therefore, Sancho must cut his salary by more than 50% to have the opportunity to stay in the team. If he refuses to do so, he will be sent back to Manchester United. In Amorin's plan, without his position, Sancho had to be relisted, but no matter which European team he joined, he faced a salary cut. As usual, Sancho and his agents may require the Red Devils to compensate for a certain salary difference.

Unless Sancho is willing to join the Saudi Arabian Professional League, there is a slight match for his current salary. Sancho's teammate Bruno Fernandez is discussing a three-year contract worth £200 million with Saudi Riyadh Crescent, which also enjoys a tax exemption.

The British Daily Mail said that Riyadh Crescent had negotiated with B's agent Miguel Pinho at a local hotel. Pinho is also B Fee's brother-in-law. He was photographed outside the Four Seasons Hotel in Leyard, which is very close to the headquarters of Crescent Moon.

The contract for a weekly salary of £700,000 proposed by the chairman of the Crescent Club, has been recognized by the agent. Now, fee B needs to make the choice. If he agrees to join, the new moon will offer a transfer fee of £100 million, allowing Manchester United to make the final decision.

It is said that B fee has not yet been decided, but he has actually made his attitude after the UEFA Cup final and if the club decides to sell himself, he will leave. Manchester United's position is to keep the captain, especially coach Amorin, demanding not to sell. The future of the 30-year-old Portuguese Iron Man is expected to have preliminary conclusions this week. Riyadh Crescent asked him to decide whether to join the team to participate in the Club World Cup before the temporary transfer window of the Club World Cup opened on June 1.

More players may leave Manchester United in the summer window. Tenhager, who has already served as the head coach of Leverkusen in the Bundesliga, may be interested in his "fuji armor soldier". Goalkeeper Andre Onana has recently become the rumored target of Leverkusen.

German Bild's Bild said that Leverkusen wants to update the goalkeeper position, and Espanyol's club Joan Garcia is the first choice, with a liquidated damages of 21.3 million pounds. The 24-year-old goalkeeper, known as the "New Casillas", is also full of rumors with Manchester United, Real Madrid, Barcelona and Arsenal. If Garcia is not available, Tenhager's alternatives include Onana and Brentford's Mark Fleken and others.

Interestingly, Leverkusen has a former Manchester United goalkeeper, Matte Kovaz, who was just sold by Tenhager, who coached Manchester United in 2024. Now he may be cleaned up by the same coach again in Germany. It has been sold by the same coach on different teams for two consecutive years, and Kova Day, which has just celebrated its 25th birthday, will also be recorded in history.