Juventus Offer Man United THREE Players in Bold Jadon Sancho Swap Deal – Including Former Premier League Star
After Chelsea turned down a permanent move, Juventus make a surprise move for Manchester United winger Jadon Sancho by offering three first-team players in a potential swap deal, as the Red Devils look to offload the £72m star this summer.

Juventus have made a bold move to sign Manchester United’s Jadon Sancho by offering three of their own players in a potential swap deal. With United eager to offload Sancho after a failed spell and Chelsea choosing not to make his loan deal permanent, the Italian giants are now leading the race for his signature.
Sancho, who hasn’t played for United since being banished from the squad by Erik ten Hag last August, was recently linked with a move to Fenerbahce to reunite with Jose Mourinho, but that deal collapsed. Napoli were also close to a move last month, but wage demands ended any real progress.
According to Fabrizio Romano, Juventus have approached United with an alternative solution — a player swap. Among the players Juve are willing to include is Douglas Luiz, the Brazilian midfielder who previously played in the Premier League with Aston Villa. Although Luiz had high expectations after moving to Juventus last year, injuries limited him to just six starts across all competitions.
Another name reportedly offered is Dusan Vlahovic, the Serbian striker who has long been admired by Premier League clubs. Since moving to Juventus from Fiorentina, he’s scored 58 goals and could be a real solution to United’s striker problems. However, some reports suggest Vlahovic isn’t very keen on a move to Old Trafford, which could complicate matters.
The third player Juventus have put on the table is American winger Timothy Weah, son of Ballon d’Or legend George Weah. The U.S. international has already turned down a move to Nottingham Forest this summer, but interest from clubs like Everton and Bournemouth is growing.
Sancho still has one year left on his massive £250,000-a-week contract, and United are hoping to recoup at least £25 million from his sale. With time running out and no clear buyers stepping forward, this summer might be their final opportunity to cash in. United had previously agreed with Chelsea to insert a £5m escape clause that allowed the Blues to avoid signing him permanently, which they activated immediately after his loan spell ended.
With Sancho out of Ten Hag’s plans and fans growing frustrated, United could be forced to accept Juventus’s swap deal — even if none of the players offered are ideal. There’s no official word yet on whether the Premier League side will accept, but the talks are ongoing and the pressure is mounting.