EXCLUSIVE: Three Premier League clubs are lining up moves to sign Jadon Sancho from Man Utd ✍️

Jadon Sancho heading into the summer transfer window feels less like rumor and more like an impending reality. Manchester United look set to let him leave, while interest from three Premier League clubs intensifies.

Sancho’s most recent season saw him on loan at Chelsea. He managed five goals in 41 appearances and helped bring about their Conference League final victory over Real Betis . Despite this achievement, Chelsea opted not to make the deal permanent and instead activated a £5 million exit fee, ending the arrangement .

As a result, Sancho has returned to Old Trafford—only to find himself out of favour yet again. New manager Rúben Amorim reportedly has no role for him in his plans . This sends a clear message: it’s time for Sancho to find a new home.

Enter the three Premier League clubs now circling Manchester United’s former star winger. According to multiple reports, Aston Villa, Tottenham Hotspur, and Newcastle United are all tracking his situation closely .

Villa are understood to prefer a loan deal. This model suits Sancho and United alike, as it would allow the winger to rebuild form without a long-term commitment .

Tottenham and Newcastle are exploring permanent options. Both clubs are plotting ambitious rebuilds—Spurs under Ange Postecoglou and Newcastle in pursuit of Champions League competitiveness .

Manchester United, meanwhile, want a clean sale to free funds for other targets. That aligns poorly with Villa’s loan preference but matches Spurs and Newcastle’s aspirations .

Formally priced at around £40 million to £50 million, his valuation remains surprisingly high given recent inconsistencies . But United aren’t selling at a loss—they’re intent on reinvestment.

Amorim’s lack of faith extends beyond Sancho. Alejandro Garnacho reportedly finds himself in a similar position, prompting interest from Saudi Arabia .

Newcastle may see Sancho as a savvy acquisition—£50 million could land them a player with explosive upside and Champions League experience .

Meanwhile, Spurs are reportedly preparing a £50 million offer as part of Postecoglou’s summer overhaul . They view Sancho as a long-term fixture on either wing.

Yet there’s more in play: Borussia Dortmund remain interested in re-signing him, though their interest is likely conditional on wage subsidies from United .

On the continent, Juventus and PSG are monitoring developments too, eyeing either loan or permanent moves .

Saudi teams also remain an option. Al-Ettifaq have previously shown interest—but Sancho has resisted a Middle East switch for now .

Recent odds from Betfred suggest Borussia Dortmund are favourites to sign Sancho next, followed by Saudi clubs and then Newcastle—Tottenham and Everton trail behind .

What happens next? Sancho is due back at Old Trafford for pre-season, but with no guarantees of playing time, his future looms uncertain.

United’s objective is crystal clear: move him on, optimize the transfer fee, and reinvest in their squad. Amorim faces roster balance and financial fair play considerations.

For Sancho, though just 25, this period could define his next career chapter. A strong new environment might rekindle the form that once made him one of Europe’s brightest young talents.

Villa, Spurs or Newcastle could each play a pivotal role. But the finances, structure and ambitions behind each club’s offer will determine his destination.

Expect more breakthroughs soon: conversations are moving fast, and insiders suggest a decision could materialize within weeks—if not days.

With Sancho’s situation evolving rapidly, eyes now shift to how United respond—will they sell to the highest bidder, negotiate wages, or attempt a return to Dortmund?

His next move will set the tone for United’s summer, and shape the attacking outlook for whichever club secures his signature.