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With the Saudi transfer window closed, Al-Ettifaq did not manage to secure Jadon Sancho in time, with the Daily Mail reporting the deal failed as Manchester United wanted to put a £50 million obligation to buy the player in the agreement between the clubs.
Jadon Sancho had wanted to move to Saudi Pro League club Al-Ettifaq but a deal broke down due to Manchester United insisting on a £50million obligation-to-buy clause, a report claims.
Former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand believes Erik ten Hag is pushing for a reaction from Jadon Sancho after his criticism of training performances.
Hubungan Jadon Sancho dengan Manajer Manchester United Erik ten Hag memburuk. Melihat tanda-tandanya, Sancho diyakini bakal hengkang seperti Cristiano Ronaldo.
Jadon Sancho sepertinya tidak punya masa depan lagi di Manchester United. Sebab, para pemain Setan Merah sudah muak dengan kelakuan Sancho.
Upaya Manchester United bangkit dan menjadi penantang gelar yang konsisten malah terus diadang masalah. Yang terbaru, ada kasus Antony dan seorang pedofil.
Almost five days on it remains the pinned post on Jadon Sancho’s X profile and has garnered more than 60 million views. If you’re reading this in the first place, you know what that is a reference to.
MANCHESTER, England: After an outlay of $1 billion, Saudi Arabia’s transfer window shut on Thursday with the Kingdom having announced itself as a new powerhouse in global soccer. Leading target Mohamed Salah may not have joined Cristiano Ronaldo, Neymar and Karim Benzema by moving to the lucrative Saudi Pro League, but it seems inevitable more stars will eventually be lured away from Europe’s biggest clubs. Liverpool last week reportedly rejected a bid worth 150 million pounds ($188 million) from Al-Ittihad for Salah and despite speculation a renewed offer would come before Thursday’s deadline, no deal was struck for the Egypt international. There is, however, little suggestion Saudi Arabia’s spectacular spending will end there as the country has sought to move its way into international sports, investing in recent years in golf, boxing, Formula One racing and tennis, as well as soccer. Based on reported fees, Saudi clubs paid just over $1 billion on players, which would place it behind only the English Premier League in terms of global spending during the window. Then there are the large salaries said to be on offer, with Ronaldo’s deal reportedly worth up to $200 million a year. Despite anticipation that Salah could be the latest superstar signing, the Saudi window ended relatively quietly.