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West Ham now monitoring ‘brilliant’ £300,000-a-week Manchester United star
West Ham United are interested in Jadon Sancho, with Manchester United open to loaning the winger out for up to 18 months in the January transfer window.
That is according to a report from , which notes that a return to Borussia Dortmund is currently the England international’s preferred option.
Jadon Sancho appears to be unlikely to play for Manchester United again while Erik ten Hag remains in charge. As 90min reports, the pair have fallen out this season. And the 23-year-old is yet to apologise over the row. With that, an exit in January is on the cards.
In fact, Manchester United are willing to sanction a loan deal which runs until the end of next season. 90min claims that that is to build up his value before potentially selling him permanently.
West Ham monitoring Jadon Sancho
A return to Dortmund looks most likely right now. But adds that West Ham are also interested in Sancho. However, the report claims that a move to a Premier League rival is going to be difficult to agree.
David Moyes may be hoping to replicate success of Jesse Lingard loan
The financial terms of a potential loan may be tricky to sort. But the previously reported that Manchester United would even be willing to cover his £300,000-a-week wages for the rest of the season should he leave on loan.
That would clearly help a team such as West Ham. It would certainly make a move more appealing to the Hammers given that Sancho has gone so long without playing.
It would be fantastic for the Hammers if they did sign Sancho and he found his best form. He is a ‘‘ talent at his best. And he has so much time to get his career back on track.
West Ham helped relaunch the career of Jesse Lingard after his arrival on loan from Old Trafford a couple of years ago. Perhaps David Moyes is hoping to help Sancho in a similar way.