Jadon Sancho desires to join Juventus and leave Manchester United.Jadon Sancho desires to join Juventus and leave Manchester United. An outcast from Manchester United plans to “hold out” for the transfer market move of his choice. The 2024 European Championship semifinals will soon take place. After tonight’s match between Spain and France, England takes against The Netherlands on Wednesday night. Here are the most recent transfer rumors involving Manchester United before that happens.

A United outcast is set to ‘hold out’ for his preferred move, as he wants to secure a deal with Italian giants Juventus – in the meantime, another of their targets is in the sights of several other massive clubs, but he wants to stay put for now.

Jadon Sancho to ‘hold out’ in favour of Juventus transfer

Jadon Sancho’s time at Manchester United looks to be over. It’s very likely he’ll leave over the course of the summer transfer window – and he has a preferred destination in mind.

According to a recent report from TEAMtalk, the former Borussia Dortmund man is ‘only’ looking to sign for Juventus at the moment. United have slapped a £40 million price tag on Sancho’s head – however, the Old Lady are hoping to secure his services for a fee in the region of £30 million. As things stand, the two sides have yet to reach an agreement to facilitate a sale for the former England international, who last time out at the Euros was in the team for the final and one of the three England players who missed penalty. This time round, despite his form improving when he returned to Dortmund on load, he did not make the squad.

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As well as United, Gomes has been linked with moves to clubs such as Tottenham, Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester City in the transfer window. This murderers’ row would turn the head of almost any footballer on the planet – but not Gomes, who is keen to build on his successes under Gary O’Neil.