Transfer shock: Bayern eye up Sancho move! | OneFootball

The name Jadon Sancho is apparently a topic at Säbener Straße. The English winger, who no longer has a future at Manchester United and was recently linked with a move to AS Roma, is now surprisingly also appearing in the thoughts of FC Bayern.

Sky reporter Florian Plettenberg explained: "Jadon Sancho, who hasn't been a hot topic in recent days, is at least a name that was discussed today at Säbener Straße, and thought about. There is no clear majority - not yet - for Sancho. There are supporters, there are critics."

And further: "Let's wait and see! He hasn't been transferred yet. There are many inquiries, but Manchester United would let him go on loan. And he can fill many positions that Bayern need. Sancho and Bayern, we'll keep an eye on it - currently, I don't think it will come to that and get really hot."

With this, Sancho joins a whole series of offensive players who are currently being discussed at Bayern. After the departures of Thomas Müller, Leroy Sané, and Kingsley Coman, the squad is thin in the offense. Added to this is the clear directive from Uli Hoeneß that new signings can only be signed as loan players. This is exactly where Sancho could fit in - provided Manchester United is willing to let him go for now.

Roma after Sancho

However, there's a catch: Sancho's contract with United only runs until summer 2026. Before the English can loan him out, they would have to extend his contract first. Whether United is willing to do so remains to be seen.

In parallel, Sancho is still strongly linked with AS Roma. According to consistent reports from Italy, an agreement on a transfer fee of around 19 million euros plus bonus payments is already in place. The decisive factor is now the player's attitude, who is still hesitant to give a clear yes to the Romans.

For FC Bayern, Sancho would be a risk, but also a chance. The 25-year-old is still considered an exceptional talent despite weak years in Manchester, who could cover several offensive positions with his speed and dribbling skills. He also knows the Bundesliga well from his time at BVB.

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