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‘Don’t do it’… Alan Brazil urges 23-year-old Manchester United player not to go to Saudi Arabia
Alan Brazil has now advised Manchester United’s Jadon Sancho to veto a move to Saudi Arabia amid speculation over his future.
Brazil was discussing Sancho’s situation on this morning and didn’t think Saudi Arabia was the correct step should he leave United.
And whilst he wasn’t keen on that move, Brazil did think that a switch to Juventus in the Serie A would be well advised.
Discussing Sancho’s situation, : “That’s harsh, £73m – you can’t keep reminding people what he’s doing.
“He could be leaving in January. Saudi Arabia though Jadon, don’t do it. Serie A with Juventus though, yeah!”
Of course, Sancho now hasn’t played a game for Manchester United since the end of August.
And although it will disappoint some fans, it does seem as if an exit could be on the cards.
Should Sancho leave, it would be considered a shame by many if he did choose to head to Saudi Arabia.
At 23-year-old, and having amassed 23 England caps, Sancho still has some incredibly exciting years ahead.
It wasn’t so long ago that the winger was outshining Erling Haaland at Borussia Dortmund on occasion.
Brazil advises Sancho not to head to Saudi Arabia if he does leave Man United
As well as Sancho, it seems that Erik ten Hag also now has some uncertainty surrounding his future at Old Trafford.
Alan Brazil did also recently share what he’s been hearing about the manager’s situation at the club.
The pundit was told that ten Hag was on ‘thin ice’ and was heading towards the sack.
Either way, there’s certainly going to be plenty of big decisions to make at United over the coming months.
There are still many that believe that Erik ten Hag is the right man for the job, even if his presence may mean that Sancho won’t play for the club again.
And if that is the case, then United’s fans will surely agree that Sancho should avoid Saudi Arabia if he is to get his exciting career back on track.