Jadon Sancho: Besiktas preparing bumper contract offer | OneFootball

Manchester United have announced that Jadon Sancho will be departing after his five-year contract comes to an end in June.

There were suggestions that the Red Devils could trigger his one-year extension option in order to earn a small fee from his sale but INEOS decided the player was not worth the hassle.

Of those five years, two-and-a-half years have been spent out on loan, with two of those clubs refusing to sign him on a permanent basis.

That just shows how poor his performances have been, and the £73 million arrival from Borussia Dortmund easily ranks as one of the worst signings in the club’s history.

Jadon Sancho has proven to be an abysmal signing for United

The Englishman is only 26, and he will have to find a new club for himself at a time which should be considered his peak years.

Not too many teams have come up with proposals, but that could change according to Fanatik, who have claimed that Besiktas are preparing a contract offer for the England international.

However, as things stand, the winger is likely to turn down the offer as he has eyes on staying in the Premier League.

“Beşiktaş has taken action for Jadon Sancho. Information has been received that the Black-and-Whites will make an offer in the coming days for the 26-year-old footballer.

Besiktas preparing summer offer

“It has been reported that Sancho, who was also on the list during the mid-season window, prioritises the Premier League.”

Several English top-flight sides are interested in the soon-to-be free agent, who is reportedly keen to stay back at Aston Villa, who are yet to take a firm call.

His former club, Borussia Dortmund, stepped away due to concerns about his form and his humongous wages.

It is clear that Jadon Sancho will have to lower his wage demands if he wants to stay in England.

Otherwise, Türkiye or even the Saudi Pro League seem like his best options at the moment.

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