Chelsea have reportedly informed Jadon Sancho that he will have to take a wage cut to join permanently from Manchester United. The Conference League winners have an obligation to sign him this summer but can opt out by paying a penalty.
As per a report in talkSPORT, Chelsea are in talks with Sancho over a new deal. They are hoping to reach an agreement with the 25-year-old before deciding on signing him permanently.
The report states that the Blues want him to agree on wages within their structure, which could see him lose out on a good chunk of his current agreement with Manchester United.
Enzo Maresca confirmed that a decision was not made on the Englishman’s future and said earlier in May via METRO:
Chelsea signed Sancho on loan from Manchester United with a £25 million obligation to buy at the end of the season. However, they have a £5 million penalty clause, which would see them opt out by paying a fraction of the obligation to the Red Devils.
Joe Cole was on TNT Sports earlier this month and urged Chelsea to sign Jadon Sancho permanently. He believes that the Manchester United loanee has done well and said via METRO:
When asked if they should sign Sancho permanently, Cole replied:
Sancho scored in the Europa League final to help Chelsea win 4-1 against Real Betis. He also played a key role in their Premier League run, where they finished 4th, just 15 points behind champions Liverpool.
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