Chelsea are showing interest in Jadon Sancho, but the signing of the Manchester United star would depend on one condition
Chelsea have asked to be kept informed about Jadon Sancho's situation, talkSPORT understands.
He Manchester United The winger has been heavily linked with a possible exit from Old Trafford before the end of the summer transfer window.
Sancho would have to accept a pay cut to be able to move to Stamford Bridge and the Blues' main objective is to sign a striker with Victor Osimhen Its main objective.
United are open to listening to offers for Sancho after he was left out of the squad for Saturday's defeat to Brighton.
Chelsea are trying to reduce their wage bill in the final week of the transfer window.
This after making 10 new signings, including João Félix, Pedro Neto and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.
Sancho's future at Manchester United has seemed uncertain for some time following their defeat last autumn.
The extreme hit out against the Dutch coach on social media, which led to him being banned from first-team training in August last year.
This came after Ten Hag claimed he did not train well enough to be included in the squad for the Premier League trip to Arsenal, with the winger denying this in a now-deleted post on X.
After months in exile, Sancho left Old Trafford to rejoin Borussia Dortmund on loan for the second half of the 2023/24 season.
Despite shining brightly, the 24-year-old returned to Manchester this summer and has played an active role in Ten Hag's pre-season preparations.
Ten Hag even hinted that the winger could be Ready for a shocking new role Playing as a false nine this season.
However, despite playing seven minutes of the Community Shield clash with Manchester City, Sancho is yet to feature in the Premier League for Manchester United.
Speaking after the season opener with FulhamTen Hag said: “First of all, we need depth in the squad. This season will be a matter of survival, but I can only put 20 players in the squad.
“I have to make decisions and that week Jadon had an ear infection and was not 100 percent fit for this.
“He could play, but we made decisions and chose that we preferred other players on the bench.
“But that can change and will definitely change in the season when we will have to rotate because we cannot play all the games with the same players.
“Today you have seen how important the substitutes are: we need the right bench and the right balance, and that is frustrating for the player.
“But it's about the team and the club and there will be more players who will be in this position, but we expect them to fight for the club.
“We have a lot of games to play and everyone will have minutes and you will have to show what you are worth.”
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