Sancho is reluctant to accept a pay cut, which makes Chelsea reluctant to make his status permanent from Manchester United. With inconsistent performance, I think Napoli or Juventus will also think twice about meeting Sancho salary demands. Seeing Sancho bargaining power in negotiations, I think he will eventually be willing to accept a pay cut in order to get a new club.
Manchester United wants to offload a player who has become a burden on the club. Ruben Amorim is hoping to profit from Sancho sale, which can be used to recruit better new players. Logically, if Chelsea, with their more stable finances, are unwilling to meet Sancho salary demands, Napoli or Juventus are likely to take the same stance. Should a deal not materialize, Sancho could find himself on loan once more next season.
Juventus are usually very rational in their spending, and let's be honest Sancho is not a player for whom it is worth making any concessions, and most likely Juventus will not be able to provide the salary that Sancho demands. By the way, yesterday's match between Juventus and City showed that Juventus' defense is not as strong as before, but I don't know whether this match should be taken as an assessment of Juventus now, because the teams are very different for this tournament.
So far I like the way Napoli are working in the transfer market, they have already got De Bruyne and are now negotiating with Liverpool to get Nunez. Despite the fact that he was unable to open up at Liverpool, I think Nunez is a very good forward and I think he can strengthen their attack, Conte understands that Napoli needs to strengthen their attack.
it's certainly not a good situation for Juventus who have made bad economic choices in the club and crazy investments, they spent 60 million for Koopmainers, and honestly it was a decidedly wrong purchase, but there are others, they will surely think about it before buying other players