Jadon Sancho 'decision made' as Manchester United handed big Victor Osimhen boost

Manchester United still have a season to finish strongly but Ruben Amorim will know deep down that it is already the future that is most important for his new club.

The club are currently 13th in the Premier League and cut 12 points adrift of what is needed to qualify for European competition next season. They can qualify for the Champions League through the back door of winning the Europa League, yet this is still a gargantuan task.

So already looking ahead, the summer transfer window would appear to be the next true test for Man United. There are going to be several problems they know must be solved and many more that could yet be thrown their way.

With that, the Manchester Evening News rounds up and assesses the latest transfer news and rumours circling Old Trafford.

Despite an obligation to buy at the end of a loan deal being one of the most clear-cut pieces of business in football, Jadon Sancho's future would appear to still be uncertain.

Reports have claimed lately that the Londoners have an additional option of paying a £5m fee that will waive them of the need to make Sancho's move permanent this summer.

Now The Sun, original makers of the £5m claim, now suggest the Blues are ready to take that decision. This is because they possess a number of wide options for next season so do not need the man on loan from Man United.

MEN Sport says: Chelsea probably don't need Sancho, not only based on their depth in numbers but also because of his return for them this season. It hasn't been anywhere near up the scratch. This just places another problem in Man United's lap for the summer - they have to cut ties permanently at all costs. A sale must be complete.

According to ESPN, Victor Osimhen has made his personal